Reagent Bottle - Blue Screw Cap

Keep Test and Stock Solutions Sealed and Identifiable - Single Bottle

Mixing up unlabeled liquids costs time and can throw off your readings. This reagent bottle uses a screw cap to seal solutions, and the blue cap gives you a quick visual cue for sorting what is inside. It suits the small containers growers use to hold calibration, testing and stock liquids for hydroponic systems.

Sold as one bottle, this unit suits a hobbyist who needs a single container for one solution, or a commercial grower adding to an existing set of color-coded storage. Order several to cover separate solutions.

Key Features & Benefits

• Screw cap closure — seals the bottle between uses and limits spills during storage.
• Blue cap — helps you identify a solution quickly when you keep several bottles together.
• Bottle format — suited to storing measured liquids for testing and mixing routines.
• Sold each — buy only what you need.

Who Should Use Reagent Bottle Blue Screw Cap

Growers who keep nutrient stocks, calibration liquids or test solutions on hand will find this bottle useful, whether they run a home setup or a commercial indoor operation.

About Reagent Bottle Blue Screw Cap

This is a reagent bottle with a blue screw cap, listed in the meters, timers and measuring category. It is sold as one unit. The shipping weight is 22.5 lb, and the listed dimensions are 5.5 in long, 16.2 in wide and 15 in high.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How is this bottle sold?
A: It is sold each, as a single bottle. Order multiple units if you need separate bottles for different solutions.

Q: Why does the cap color matter?
A: A colored cap lets you recognize a bottle quickly. Pair it with a written label so everyone in your space knows what it holds.

Q: What can I store in it?
A: It suits liquids used in cultivation routines, such as calibration, testing and stock solutions. Check that your specific liquid is compatible with the bottle materials before long-term storage.

Q: What does a screw cap do?
A: A screw cap threads onto the bottle neck to close it firmly. This reduces evaporation and spills compared with a loose lid.

Q: Should I label the bottle?
A: Yes. Note the contents and the date on every bottle so you can track solutions and avoid mix-ups.