A cell culture flask is a laboratory tool designed for the growth and maintenance of cell cultures, typically made from plastic or glass, with a nutrient-rich medium to support cell development.

Common types include standard flasks, vented flasks, and spinner flasks, each designed for specific applications and cell types.

The size of the flask depends on the volume of cells you need to culture; typical sizes range from 25 mL to 1 L or more, depending on your experimental requirements.

Glass cell culture flasks can be sterilized and reused, while plastic flasks are generally designed for single use to maintain sterility.

Cell culture flasks are usually made from high-quality polystyrene or glass, ensuring clarity and compatibility with various laboratory applications.

Glass flasks can be sterilized using an autoclave or by heating them in an oven at high temperatures to eliminate microbial contaminants.

Yes, many manufacturers offer disposable plastic cell culture flasks that are pre-sterilized and ready for immediate use in laboratory settings.

Store unused flasks in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain their integrity until they are ready for use.