People are usually very cautious when purchasing electric pipettes and are willing to spend a lot of money to buy good brands with higher precision; However, when choosing a tip, it is not given enough attention and may casually buy cheaper ones for use. In fact, the tip is also a key factor affecting the experimental results and may also affect the lifespan of the pipette. Therefore, choosing a tip is also crucial.
Ordinary tip:
Widely used, ordinary tips are usually purchased in laboratories, which are basically suitable for all pipettes. This is an economical and cost-effective type of tip.
Filter tip:
Designed to protect the pipette, prevent liquid reflux, and avoid cross contamination during the experimental process, it is slightly more expensive than ordinary tips and is commonly used in experiments such as molecular biology, cytology, and virology.
Low adsorption tip:
Generally used for experiments that require high sensitivity, or for precious samples or reagents that are prone to residue, it can greatly reduce sample loss and improve recovery rate.
