Uses of Amber laboratory reagent bottles

• Storage of Light-Sensitive Chemicals:

Amber bottles are ideal for storing photosensitive reagents, such as certain pharmaceuticals, organic solvents, and biological samples, as they help prevent degradation from ultraviolet (UV) light.

• Chemical Solutions:

They are frequently used for holding various chemical solutions, including acids, bases, and other reactive substances that require protection from light.

• Sample Collection:

Amber bottles are often used for collecting and preserving environmental samples, such as water or soil, to prevent photodegradation of sensitive analytes.

• Biological Samples:

In laboratories that work with DNA, RNA, or other light-sensitive biomolecules, amber bottles help maintain the integrity of the samples by limiting light exposure.

• Reagent Preparation:

These bottles are used to prepare and store reagents for experiments, ensuring that the chemicals remain stable over time.

• Storing Essential Oils:

In laboratories focused on chemistry or botany, amber bottles are commonly used to store essential oils that may be affected by light.

• Long-Term Storage:

They are suitable for long-term storage of various laboratory chemicals, helping to ensure their effectiveness and reliability.