120ml bottle - fluid transfer question

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I have never seen anything like that, didn't even know it existed....so this pricey thing actually work? And geez what I can do with $720.00...
Back to the OP... Why mess around, do it right the first time.

Start buying flasks, beakers, and pipettes. Quit bathing and start acting tweaked and irritable. Take a Sharpie and black-out a lot of your teeth. Give your family, friends, and the DEA something to talk about. ... And buy at least one of these:



At $720 (on sale), you might need to think about making other products than just transfering juice...
 

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I have never seen anything like that, didn't even know it existed....so this pricey thing actually work? And geez what I can do with $720.00...

LOL, no joke on that cost. I have no idea if it works, I would assume so if they are able to sell them. I'm no chemist. I just like gadgets and I'm always looking for a better way than the glass pipettes and pipettes pumps I have. I've been a hobbyist reef tank owner for years and that industry is using dosing pumps to meter fluids accurately, at a much lower cost. You'd think there'd be a reasonably priced accurate method, but I don't know of one. Can I borrow $720?
 

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No $720.00 here otherwise I might consider it. :laugh: But I can see this would be good for putting larger volumes of liquid to smaller ones? Seriously doubt it can fill a carto though. Don't use pipettes, I have a syringe, but use it rarely (mostly forget to use it). So it's a gadget whatamacallit thingy, a nice one actually. But that price is hard to justify. If it made me breakfast in bed and cleaned the house regularly, I might reconsider it.
LOL, no joke on that cost. I have no idea if it works, I would assume so if they are able to sell them. I'm no chemist. I just like gadgets and I'm always looking for a better way than the glass pipettes and pipettes pumps I have. I've been a hobbyist reef tank owner for years and that industry is using dosing pumps to meter fluids accurately, at a much lower cost. You'd think there'd be a reasonably priced accurate method, but I don't know of one. Can I borrow $720?
 
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