16 January 2020 3 9K Report

Many microcentrifuge tubes are designated as both "RNase-free" and "non-sterile."

What does this mean exactly? I can't imagine something could truly be both RNase-free and non-sterile.

Is it good enough for RNA work? Is it truly inadequate for work requiring sterility like tissue culture?

An example of this would be:

https://www.fishersci.com/shop/products/fisherbrand-premium-microcentrifuge-tubes-1-5ml-natural-1-5ml-o-d-x-l-10-8-x-40-6mm/05408129

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