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This comprehensive sterile plastic Petri dish set includes 5 high-quality 90mm diameter dishes with lids, 50 blank microscope slides, 100 square 20x20mm cover glasses, and 10 precise 0.2ml test pipette droppers. Made from ultra-transparent polystyrene and sterilized via ethylene oxide, it ensures contamination-free, distortion-free scientific observation and versatile use across microbiology, medical research, and educational applications—all securely packaged for safe delivery.





| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 393 Reviews |
C**H
Perfect for what I needed!
I used these for Halloween treats. They were super easy to use. The size was perfect and they were a great value. They were a better quality than I thought they were going to be
P**G
Exactly what I needed
I needed something cheap and reusable. This works perfect for little dishes. They hold water/food super easily.
D**N
kinda ready out the box
not fully sterile, but not an issue, all is there and as described.
C**R
Great value polymer dishes and slides for the price
Necessary for viable observation on the microscope and at the current price you can't beat it.
M**D
Great packaging and quality
I have tried a couple Petri dish suppliers, but this is one of the few that actually arrived without any damage and the sterile bags were sealed well. Highly recommend these dishes! I bought them for use in mycology and growing mushrooms
C**Y
Cheap
They are very thin and cheap. One was completely crushed.
C**Y
Good
Science teacher I bought these for liked them
P**L
Very adequate single use dishes
At about 60 cents per dish these are a good deal. Far cheaper than standard glass or borosilicate (pyrex). For various experiments growing culture on agar these are fine. Don't even think about trying to reuse them. There's no way to sterilize these thin plastic dishes. But... you know... 60 cents.