For sale glass lab bottles all sizes with a glass stopper,in zurich.let me know if you are interested.

What lab were these used in?..not for testing prostate problems I hope.

Also the glass stopper is a real bonus.

I think the OP means something similar to this: For storing solvents and solutions.

How many, what price?

Nein, they havent been used yet they are new they are similler to chemgoddes,s only mine are brown.

Can you post sizes, prizes and quantities, i.e. how many do you have per size?

E.g.,
20ml, 1.50
50 ml, 2.40
100 ml 3.50

etc.

Can you guarantee that they are new? In other words, is your source trustworthy?

Hi,

I can assure you that they are new and i trust my source but the ones i had are gone already but i will let you kow if i have some more later.

How curious. I wonder what people would use lab bottles for?

ok, I have a lab background, so am biased, but you would be surprised how useful common laboratory equipment could be in the home. I worked with one person who always dreamt of having a Separating_funnell for preparing gravy. The likes of Heston Blumenthal and the molecular gastronomy movement have gone that little bit further and use vacuum pumps, hotplate stirrers and liquid nitrogen. For anyone with a scientific background, potting plants in beakers and flasks might not sound all that weird. It allows you to bring the practical side of your work home; something that we can't usually do. I think it lends a nice olde-worlde apothecary look.

An aside: we also use this stuff called parafilm, which is a stretchy plastic which is used to form seals (it feels a bit waxy when in place) - for a few years now I've kept a little at home for when I travel - keeps toiletries sealed while in transit.