Glass petri dishes with lids designed for reliable cell and culture work Key benefits Maintains a clean environment: each dish includes a fitted lid to reduce contamination and help preserve sample integrity during incubation, culture growth, or storage. Durable and heattolerant: made from glass with increased thickness for extra strength, these dishes resist breakage and can withstand elevated temperatures common in laboratory procedures. Versatile, practical size: offers ample surface area for tissue culture, agar work, and other laboratory assays while remaining easy to handle and stack. Reusable and costeffective: thickened glass construction supports repeated use in routine experiments, reducing the need for singleuse disposables. What makes this product stand out Fulllid protection on every dish prevents airborne contamination and helps maintain experimental conditions. Thickened glass improves impact resistance and durability during repeated handling and processing. Glass material provides chemical compatibility with many common reagents used in microbiology, cell culture, and chemistry applications. Size and form factor optimized for a broad range of laboratory workflows, from media pouring to observational studies. Features at a glance Material: glass Includes: fitted lid with each dish Construction: reinforced/thickened glass for added durability Performance: suitable for applications that require elevated temperatures and repeated use Applications: tissue culture, agar plate preparation (including mushroom cultivation), general laboratory and chemistry experiments Typical use scenarios Tissue culture preparation and observation: ample surface area for seeding cells, monitoring growth, and shortterm incubations where lid protection reduces contamination risk. Agar media pour and mushroom cultivation: clear glass surface for pouring and inspecting agar, with lids to maintain a controlled environment during colonization. Chemistry and lab assays requiring heating or handling of samples: robust glass construction and enhanced thickness provide reliability during procedures that involve elevated temperatures or repeated sterilization steps. Care and handling recommendations Inspect dishes before use and remove any with chips or cracks. Handle by the base and lid separately to reduce accidental drops. Glass can tolerate elevated temperatures common in lab sterilization workflows; follow your facility's validated sterilization procedures. Clean thoroughly after use according to laboratory protocols before reuse. Suitable for laboratories, teaching labs, hobby mycology setups, and any application needing a clean, durable glass culture surface.