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Use SureSTART™ Performance Level 3 Glass Inserts in 2 mL screw, snap, or crimp top vials when analyzing very small sample sizes (less than 2 mL).
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Use SureSTART™ Performance Level 3 Glass Inserts in 2 mL screw, snap, or crimp top vials when analyzing very small sample sizes (less than 2 mL).
Thermo Scientific™ SureSTART™ Glass Inserts for 2 mL Vials, Level 3 High Performance Applications
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