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Syringe Filters, 0.22 micron

A small disc that screws onto a luer-lock syringe and filters liquid as you push it through.

  • 0.22 micron
  • Luer-lock

Why you’d want it: An extra cleanliness step some people use when transferring liquid between vials.

Picking tip: 0.22 micron is the usual choice. Check it's luer-lock rather than push-on, and that the listing names the membrane — unnamed ones are the ones that tear.

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