Borosilicate Media Bottle 100 Milliliters

The 100 milliliters Borosilicate Media Bottle is a compact laboratory storage vessel for preparing, holding, mixing, and organizing compatible liquids and solutions. Its 100 milliliters capacity is useful for smaller-volume workflows where a 1,000-milliliter bottle would be unnecessarily large. Clear glass construction makes contents easy to observe, while the screw-cap format provides a convenient closure for compatible storage and handling.

The 100 milliliters Borosilicate Media Bottle is made from borosilicate glass, a material commonly selected for laboratory glassware because of its thermal properties and resistance to many chemicals. The bottle is suitable for a variety of research, educational, formulation, and general technical applications. Any graduation markings should be treated as approximate volume references rather than precision volumetric measurements.

A 100 milliliters Borosilicate Media Bottle can provide practical storage for compatible media, buffers, reagents, prepared solutions, and other laboratory liquids. Actual suitability depends on the substance being stored, temperature conditions, cap compatibility, pressure, and the procedures being performed. Users should confirm chemical and thermal compatibility for their specific application before use.

Inspect the bottle before every use. Do not use glassware with chips, cracks, deep scratches, damaged threads, or other defects. Inspect the cap as well and make sure it seats correctly. Avoid inappropriate thermal shock and follow suitable laboratory procedures for heating, cooling, cleaning, or sterilization. Never pressurize laboratory glassware unless it is specifically rated for that purpose.

Select the 100 milliliters Borosilicate Media Bottle for compact laboratory liquid storage and preparation. Compare it with our larger media-bottle options or browse the complete Borosilicate 3.3 Media Bottles collection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are the markings suitable for precision measurement?
Treat any bottle graduations as approximate references. Use appropriate calibrated volumetric equipment when precise measurement is required.

Can I heat or sterilize this bottle?
Check the documented limits of both the bottle and cap and follow your procedure. Glass material alone does not establish a suitable sterilization cycle.

What should I check before storing a liquid?
Confirm chemical compatibility, cap fit, temperature conditions, and any storage requirements for the contents.