Research Supply Checklist

Supplies, explained simply

General educational descriptions of supplies commonly used in laboratory/research preparation. This checklist does not tell you which syringe to use for a specific compound, and does not turn supply sizes into dosing guidance.

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Cleaning

Alcohol Prep Pads

Commonly used

Individually wrapped alcohol wipes used to clean surfaces in a general research context.

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Clean Work Surface Supplies

Supplies for preparing a clean, organized work surface.

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Measuring / Transfer

3 mL Sterile Syringes

Commonly used

3 mL syringes are commonly used for transferring measured liquid in laboratory settings. This is a general description, not a recommendation about administering any compound.

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Sterile Transfer Equipment

Appropriate sterile equipment used to transfer liquids cleanly.

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Small Volume Syringes

1 mL Insulin-Style Syringes

1 mL insulin-style syringes are commonly encountered in small-volume contexts. Provided as general education — this platform does not tell you which syringe to use for a specific compound or for personal administration.

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Disposal

FDA-Cleared Sharps Disposal Container

Commonly used

A puncture-resistant container cleared for the disposal of sharps.

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Organization

Labels

Commonly used

Labels for keeping vials and containers clearly identified with contents and date.

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Storage Organizer

A container or organizer for keeping materials orderly and protected.

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