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About to start Protocol 3000 and have quick question 15 Dec 2023 17:01 #80726

Telesphorous Topic Author Offline Senior Member Posts: 49 Thank you received: 3	I'm so brain-dead these days and I've tried to find the answer but I must be looking in the wrong place. If I'm going to use a measuring spoon for the DMSO, what does it have to be made out of and what kind of material am I supposed to avoid? Thanks a million.
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About to start Protocol 3000 and have quick question 17 Dec 2023 10:54 #80738

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Telesphorous wrote:
I'm so brain-dead these days and I've tried to find the answer but I must be looking in the wrong place. If I'm going to use a measuring spoon for the
DMSO, what does it have to be made out of and what kind of material am I supposed to avoid? Thanks a million.

You can use a pipette or a squeeze bottle to dose DMSO. Don't use metal measuring spoons. Glass droppers work, but DMSO will dissolve the black rubber bulb on the dropper and contaminate the DMSO.

To be sure DMSO will not attack the plastic dispenser you will be using, search online for compatible plastics.

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