These pipettes allow safe and controlled dispensing of drops or small liquid amounts, especially during sample preparation or reagent addition.

Used for transferring drops or small amounts of liquids.
Ideal for adding reagents, separating supernatants, or transferring samples.
Common in pathology, microbiology, chemistry, and blood banking.
Used in urine testing, chemical experiments, slide staining, and sample spotting.

Before Use: Choose the correct type (plastic) depending on chemical resistance and sterility needs.
Setup: o Attach a rubber bulb to the top end to aid liquid suction. o Avoid mouth pipetting.
Aspirating Liquid: o Squeeze the bulb, insert the tip into the liquid, then release the bulb slowly. o Let the liquid rise to the desired level
Dispensing: o Gently squeeze the bulb to control the release, drop by drop if needed. o Avoid rapid expulsion to prevent splashing or contamination.
After Use: o Dispose of plastic pipettes properly after single use.

The Pasteur pipette is a traditional lab tool used for safe and convenient fluid handling.
Made up of flexible plastic with a long tapered tip for drop-by-drop application.
Available in non-sterile and pre-sterile packs, ready for immediate use.
Plastic variants are disposable, lightweight, and economical.

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