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Vactrap™ G (Glass)

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Foxx Life Sciences’ Vactrap™ G (Glass) is the ultimate vacuum trap system, adhering to the strictest CDC recommendations for laboratory safety. With its new continuous full vacuum rating, it is ideal for protecting vacuum lines and users. Vactrap™ G safely contains waste produced during supernatant removal, chemical separation, and cell or tissue culture media aspiration.

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