Is it possible that the silver ions from the pipette contaminate samples and disturb the laboratory analysis?
The treatment will protect the pipette, and will have minimal influence on its environment. The fact that silver ions would end up in a test solution, will depend on direct contact of the treated pipette with the solution. Even though the risk is very minimal, if a completely silver-free environment would be requested, then we would advise to use another Finnpipette model.
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