Containers for entomology and biology
For businesses packaging entomology and biology, with capacity, neck finish, case pack and case price published on every container.
Top picks for entomology and biology
Guides
Getting started
What you may hold
The Migratory Bird Treaty ActPossession and sale of any part, nest or egg of a native migratory bird, in one sentence.The Lacey ActIt makes a violation of any other law, including a state or foreign one, a federal offense.Replicas and castsThe lawful object, and often the better one for teaching and display.
Shipping the fluid
The 30 mL limit49 CFR 173.4 takes a small quantity of a Class 3 liquid out of the rules, and specifies the whole assembly.Below one milliliter49 CFR 173.4b takes the material out of the definition entirely, at a much smaller quantity.Dry specimens, where humidity is the problemPressed botanicals, mounted insects and feathers have no preservative and a different enemy.
What goes wrong
It cannot lawfully be soldA feather, a nest or an egg from a native migratory bird, found in good faith.The jar was not the packageA sealed jar in a box is not a 173.4 assembly, and the rule says so in six conditions.The fluid evaporatedA liner that was never resistant, a neck that does not seal, or a jar stored warm.The specimen degradedLight, humidity, pests and abrasion, each with a different answer.
Containers
What we actually stock for this29 containers, every one glass, 55 to 946 mL, with 222 closures. The smallest shelf here.Closures and liners222 closures, and the liner is what stands between alcohol and the air.Sizes, and one regulatory boundary55 to 946 mL, with the 30 mL shipping limit sitting below all of it.
