How well any of the discussed surfaces actually perform for long-term sterile work
Nothing here is advice.
I spoke with the seller about getting the work surface shown in some pictures on their site and they agreed to start selling them. They match the shelves from the filtering videos. I bought a pair and my plastic mat is done.
I like how they look in the filtering video. Wish I had a use for them though. I just filter on a stainless baking sheet.
I wanted the real thing so I can keep refining the whole process of getting my peptides ready.
During my school years the lunchroom offered that same food.
Wondering what the bunch got into over that midday pause? 😊
Nice. Maybe I should have asked for the logo on mine.
This generic import from China shows up under plenty of different labels. The material is gray powder coated metal instead of stainless. It offers zero sterility either. Mine came at a low cost and fails to match the inflated price tag. The person pushing it has no clue on sterile methods and exploits naive buyers. A comment noted how he positions his hands behind the vials inside the flow hood and disrupts the air stream.
Glad you got a good deal.
I picked the budget version after chatting with a contact. He explained his full expenses cover everything yet involve powder-coated steel with solid lab-grade build. I placed an order for the ones listed earlier and worried the finish could absorb too much to clean thoroughly, though they ought to work out. Appreciate the pointer.
I'm getting things ready before mixing it up.
Perhaps the guy was exaggerating somewhat. The photos look identical. Satisfaction with the items matters most to me. It should be simple to send them back if they fall short of what was promised.
Yeah, he went along with the idea and told me to let him know about any differences. Backing the sellers who help out with this pastime was my main reason for going that route.
I spray alcohol and Lysol onto a plastic tray before use. Keeping my hands suspended throughout the filtering step into a narrow cartridge would feel awkward. Still, I picked up an adorable multicolored striped holder for the cartridge and expect it to make things easier.
Haha this person looks ready to hawk almost any item around. It's pretty amusing seeing him apply that slick sales approach to cash in on every trend possible. Few things catch me off guard these days yet the shift toward offering household goods really threw me. Looking forward to whatever he tries after this.
I grabbed some fresh paper towels for the workspace. They aren't sterile and far from a proper clean air setup, yet they're decently free of dirt and probably not loaded with germs from people. That's an improvement over a typical counter or fabric unless it's been wiped down really well with disinfectants. Those plastic trash bags off the roll could have even fewer contaminants, though they might slide around too much to be useful. As long as I handle things carefully, the work area shouldn't contaminate what's inside the containers.
From what he told me, plenty of people reached out wanting those items after watching his clip. My question prompted him to start making them available. Since this is his enterprise, it makes sense, and I think I'd respond the same way.
I can't really see a professional lab acting in that way. Feels odd. Complimenting someone on their furniture might lead them to mention where it came from rather than saying they would feature it on their site.
Probably not. Maybe he'd mention a bargain on that used lab machine instead. 😄 It seems to me this outfit spots a gap and steps in much like any modest company would. They don't pull in big daily earnings the way the larger outfit does.
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