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This will work for sterilizing your vials. However it is not tall enough to really fit a filter funnel or a filtering flask inside. It's 9.8" wide I'm sorry I has to converted to inches so you might be able to get a filtering Flask inside but definitely not a filter funnel. I see there is 2 different ones on there i just didn't have the time to look at the 2nd one maybe it's a little bigger because I would say a filtering flask 1000ml is about 10" tall but a glass filter funnel is about 12 to 13" tall. Then again I don't know what you're using to filter. You could be using a peristaltic pump and capsule filter. Then again OP I guess your question was will it work for sterilizing vials the answer to that question is yes.Sorry i didnt add link because of turkish vendor page.
It has 50-250•C
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That's a little aggressive don't you think considering this is from cdc.gov website
Never tried vials. But geez that would be amazing. I believe xkawnx did something similar. Do you soap, alcohol, and distill water?
Personally I put Is my distilled water into a Big Tubaware container, Then dip the vials or beaker or whatever we're talking about into the distilled water, then spray it with the iso alcohol as I keep that in a spray bottle. It doesn't need to be soaked in the alcohol. It will Dry just fine being sprayed and you can work much faster. The other reason I spray it and this is just personal preference instead Completely Saturating my vials in the iso, and I've never had this happen but I've heard stories about the alcohol sticking to the side of the vials during dry heat sterilization and then being a possible culprit for PIP down the road. I'm not saying this will happen as I've never had it happen but Someone who was knowledgeable said this to me years ago and for that reason I've always sprayed it.
Since you are sterilizing with heat, alcohol serves no purpose on the sanitary side of things, just an extra step.
But I'm personally trying to get the vial to come out completely dry they looked out spraying it was alcohol juggernauts oh you really have to leave it in there that's really hard for 50ﾟF for about 2 hours.
It's not about sanitization when it comes to the alcohol. It's about the vial drying while it's in the dry heat sterilizer
Like I just told @Drugsarefun Instead of just making a statement why don't you elaborate and try to help OP, and other people who are trying to learn as to why you say alcohol serves no purpose as I can learn to you from over 12 years experience it damn sure does. Unless you're using a autoclave with a drying function. Also as I just told him I mean this with no disrespect. Even though it might come off like I'm being a smartass, trust me I'm definitely not I'm not that kind of person. I have no fun but respect for everyone trying to learn.
Yes, sorry looks like I may have miss understood what you're trying to achieve, although I'd say 90% of the people using alcohol would be doing so so they can be "extra clean"
You have never had an issue with your vials coming out wet from washing before you put them in? If that's the case I'm assuming you're using a autoclave with a drying function and not any other kind of eating element such as a household oven or a lab oven because 99% of people will tell you unless sterilizing it at 400° for 2 hours which is way too long considering it is only called for $350° f 45 minutes but if you do it like that 99% of people will tell you the vials will come out still wet. Which is why some people dip them in alcohol personally I spray the inside with a mist of alcohol so that it will dry in the 45 minutes that it's in the oven and the extra 20 minutes or more that it takes to cool down
I've made a post with my process once before, although it doesn't include the cleaning stage, which would be warm soapy water, then a distilled water rinse x 2, into the oven for 20mins to dry, then into autoclave pouches for the pressure cooker, 15psi for 45mins, no condensation on the vials, no use of alcohol.
I'm starting to get a feeling that people get different results using the same method based on the amount of moisture present in the surrounding air as there is no way to prevent air getting in the vials when you move them from oven to autoclave.
