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Glass Culture Tubes
Compact Glass Vessels for Culture and Small-Sample Handling
Small-volume format
Culture-compatible designs
Closure options
Compact Glass Vessels for Culture and Small-Sample Handling
Browse glass culture tubes for laboratory culture, sample holding and routine biological or research workflows. These tubes provide a glass vessel format for handling small-volume samples and compatible culture applications. Selection should consider tube dimensions, capacity, closure compatibility, glass type and the requirements of the intended laboratory process. LabShopNow groups glass culture tubes within its broader glassware range to simplify sourcing for research teams. Review individual product specifications before selecting culture tubes for a particular sample or laboratory application.
Glass Culture Tubes
- Borosil Scientific Limited
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Borosil Borosilicate Culture Tubes with PP Cap 100/CS
$178.20$246.65Borosil Borosilicate Culture Tubes with PP Cap 100/CS
10 variantsSku: 9911007Borosilicate Culture Tubes with Polypropylene Cap and Liner Borosil Amber Culture Tubes Media Round Bottom PP cap with Liner 30 mL Borosilicate CS/100 Material 3.3 Borosilicate Glass Tube size 5-60...Sku: 9911007
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Shop glass culture tubes for laboratory cultures and small-volume sample handling. Compare tube capacities, dimensions and closure compatibility for research workflows.
Frequently Asked Questions Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are glass culture tubes used for? +
They provide a small-volume glass container format for compatible culture, sample preparation and laboratory handling workflows.
2. How do I choose a glass culture tube? +
Consider dimensions, volume, glass type, closure configuration and application requirements.
3. Do culture tubes require closures? +
Closure requirements depend on the particular workflow and tube configuration.
4. What is the difference between a culture tube and a test tube? +
The formats can appear similar, but product specifications and intended applications can differ.
