Field Supplies

Ethyl acetate is the active ingredient commonly used to charge collecting jars. Each plastic applicator bottle contains 2 oz. of the insect killing agent.

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$2.99

This 16 oz. wide-mouth glass jar, or insect killing jar, has a layer of plaster at its bottom to be charged with a small amount of Ethyl acetate. The screw-top lid is marked appropriately with a poison label for safety.

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$3.99

Used for collecting very small insects this aspirator includes:

• Neoprene stopper fitted with aluminum intake and exhaust pipes
• 220 nylon screen protecting the exhaust pipe for safer collecting
• 24″ of 1⁄4″ natural latex tubing for use as a mouthpiece
• Two 9-dram clear styrene vials with snap on caps

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This 10× triplet magnifier features 21 mm lenses that fold into a protective chrome plated body/handle. Comes with plastic storage case.

Snaplight® safety lightsticks using Cyalume® technology are a safe and dependable light source for most environments. Used by militaries, emergency first responders, as well as in industrial and home environments the safety lightstick has now become a useful tool for field entomologist. Lightsticks are the recommended light source for some aquatic light traps.

Snaplight® lightsticks feature non-toxic, non-flammable ingredients, 360° illumination, a unique hexagonal shape, utility hook, and never need batteries or maintenance. Once activated these 6″ lightsticks provide up to 12 hours of light (except for blue which provides up to 8 hours of light). Simply remove from the foil wrapper, bend, snap and shake.

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