Product description
Material:  High borosilicate glass, thick, tough, high quality, low coefficients of thermal expansion, resistant to thermal shock, high chemical resistance in corrosive enviroments
Colour:  Transparent or clean
GL45 Screw Cap: Blue GL45 screw cap, tight seal, drip-free, cap up to 140℃
Autoclavable: Bottle up to 120℃, reusable, enviromental friendly, transparent, easy labeling
 
In mycology, a reagent bottle can be used for various purposes involving the storage, mixing, and application of chemical reagents necessary for the study and cultivation of fungi. Here are some specific uses:
Storage of Chemical Reagents: Reagent bottles are used to store chemicals such as stains (e.g., lactophenol cotton blue), fixatives, preservatives, and other solutions used in mycological studies.
Preparation of Culture Media: Reagent bottles can hold components of culture media like agar, nutrients, and other supplements required for growing fungal cultures. They can also be used to store the prepared media before pouring it into petri dishes.
Disinfectants and Sterilizing Solutions: Reagent bottles can be used to store and dispense disinfectants and sterilizing solutions such as ethanol, bleach, or hydrogen peroxide, which are crucial for maintaining sterile conditions during fungal isolation and culturing.