Test Tubes, Glass (set of 6)

Purchase Test Tubes, Glass (set of 6)

High quality glass test tubes with white marking spot. 
Can be heated in an open flame.  Size is 13 x 100 mm.  Comes with caps.

Purchase Test Tubes, Glass (set of 6)

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