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Wonderful, thanks for your insights and ideas (included those who replied offline).
I bid you good science and good data 😊
Neil
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Hi Neal,
we got a bunch of the Leica 10 ml bottles and now keep refilling them from the 500 ml bottle (Zeiss 518F). Works nice for us, we make them only half full, then people tend to use less oil and thus make less of a mess on the microscope.
Cargille sells similar (empty) bottles, but they have a glass stick, not plastic.
Good hunting
Steffen
Am 11.07.2019 um 22:01 schrieb Anthony, Neil:
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> Hi all, I hope the scopes treat you well.
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> I was wondering if anybody in the US knows of a good place to purchase
> immersion oil application bottles? We're looking to find something
> similar to the Leica plastic stick option, but anything with a stick
> inside to avoid people squeezing it on like ketchup 🙂
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