Features
- 90 mm standard diameter
- Sterilized via E.O. (Gas) Sterilization
- Packaged on fully-automated HEPA-filtered assembly line
- Packed in sealed sleeves of 10 dishes
- Heavy duty & durable - 13.7 grams per dish
- Ultra-clear polystyrene
- Tear notch included on sleeve
Sterile Petri Dishes
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Prepare your agar plates with our high-quality sterile petri dishes. Designed to be both sturdy and economical, these dishes offer excellent performance and durability at a fraction of the cost of comparable alternatives. Each dish measures 90 mm in diameter, making it compatible with most agar recipes and laboratory protocols. All dishes are packaged on a fully automated, HEPA-filtered assembly line and E.O. (Gas) sterilized to ensure sterility. Available in two convenient pack sizes: 40-count and 500-count (1 case).
Say Goodbye to Subpar Petri Dishes
Our team has used the same budget dishes for mycology for years, with regular issues like breaking, cracking, and punctured bags from big-name manufacturers who overcharge for their plates. We went out and sourced our own petri dishes to bring them to the world at an affordable price that doesn’t sacrifice quality, and we are thrilled to offer them to you!
Attention to Detail for Better Dishes
Our disposable 90 mm Petri Dishes consist of heavy-duty E.O. sterilized plastic and weigh in at 13.7 grams per dish. The plastic used is optimized for clear visibility into the dish and dissipates condensation quickly for maximum visibility. Each batch of 10 petri dishes is securely packaged in a form-fitting sleeve on a fully automated, HEPA-filtered assembly line, ensuring proper packaging and sealing to reduce the chance of small packaging perforations or poor band seals that can go unnoticed and cause contamination. Each form-fitted sleeve also has a tear notch, making it easier to open without sharp objects or dangerous jerky movements while opening in your laminar flow or SAB environment.
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Our Petri Dishes are suitable for a variety of mycology applications.
Tear the notch of your dishes in a controlled environment (such as a still air box or under a laminar flow hood) when you are ready to use.
When filling dishes, fill bottom dish about halfway and replace the lid as soon as possible to prevent potential contamination.
Details
Say Goodbye to Subpar Petri Dishes
Our team has used the same budget dishes for mycology for years, with regular issues like breaking, cracking, and punctured bags from big-name manufacturers who overcharge for their plates. We went out and sourced our own petri dishes to bring them to the world at an affordable price that doesn’t sacrifice quality, and we are thrilled to offer them to you!
Attention to Detail for Better Dishes
Our disposable 90 mm Petri Dishes consist of heavy-duty E.O. sterilized plastic and weigh in at 13.7 grams per dish. The plastic used is optimized for clear visibility into the dish and dissipates condensation quickly for maximum visibility. Each batch of 10 petri dishes is securely packaged in a form-fitting sleeve on a fully automated, HEPA-filtered assembly line, ensuring proper packaging and sealing to reduce the chance of small packaging perforations or poor band seals that can go unnoticed and cause contamination. Each form-fitted sleeve also has a tear notch, making it easier to open without sharp objects or dangerous jerky movements while opening in your laminar flow or SAB environment.
Specifications
When using sterile petri dishes, be sure to wipe and sterilize the outer sleeve and then place them in your still air box or under your flow hood. When your sterilized agar has cooled to a safe pouring temperature and is in your sterile work area, remove the sleeve from your petri dish using a sharp knife or scalpel, and carefully remove the plates without removing the covers from the dish. Pour your agar into each plate and replace the cover of the dish. Leave your dishes in front of your flow hood after pouring to help reduce condensation.
Usage
Our Petri Dishes are suitable for a variety of mycology applications.
Tear the notch of your dishes in a controlled environment (such as a still air box or under a laminar flow hood) when you are ready to use.
When filling dishes, fill bottom dish about halfway and replace the lid as soon as possible to prevent potential contamination.
