Filter tips

Japanese quality

All our filter tips are made in Japan. Quality control is one of the highest priorities. This ensures that our tips are free of faults, such as misplacement of the filter, broken tips, missing tips, etc.. All of our tips are free of RNAse, DNAse, genomic DNA and proteins.

Filter protection

All of our filter are equiped with an anti-aerosol filter. Cross-contamination between samples is avoided, ensuring you the confidence you need in your results.

Precision for lowest volumes

The FastGene^® Filter Tips come in three different versions for the lowest volumes:

• FastGene^® Filter Tips 10 µl short: Ideal for taking minimal volumes out of 96-well plates or 0.2 ml PCR Tubes. The smaller size guarantees easier handling in such small wells.
• FastGene^® Filter Tips 10 µl long: Very useful to avoid contamination of the pipette with samples stored in larger tubes.
• FastGene^® Filter Tips 20 µl: The best option for larger volumes with a small tip.

Precision for normal and large volumes

The FastGene^® Filter Tips 200 µl and 1000 µl are transparent, so that one can always control the liquid aspirated inside the filter tips.

Best volume control

All FastGene^® Filter Tips are transparent, so that you can always control the liquid inside the pipette. For even easier observation of the volume aspirated, the smallest and the largest FastGene^® Filter Tips (10 µl (short and long) and 1000 µl) come with volume marks.

PapeRefill System

The FastGene^® PapeRefill System is much more ecological, when compared to standard refill systems. The packaging is secure enough, so that no pipette tip is damaged during transport or storage. However, the ecological footprint of the refill is much less when compared to a complete filter tips box or other refill systems.

We have been using the refillable filter tips from Nippon Genetics for a broad spectrum of molecular biology techniques, including NGS and array-CGH. We are impressed by their high manufacturing quality and ease of use. The tips are long and thin and the filter does not come in contact with the liquid even if you fill it to the maximum. They also exhibit minimum retention of liquids. It is very easy to re-fill the empty tip boxes (spare tips come in pre-filled and sterile racks) and by using that system you produce less plastic waste! We highly recommend these tips to all researchers looking for excellent quality, value-for-money filter tips!

D. Palaiologou (Molecular Biologist, PhD, Genesis Genoma Lab, Athens, Greece)