Unleash your inner scientist with Argon The Science Dog
Welcome to Argon The Science Dog, where science meets canine charm! Join Argon, our enthusiastic yellow lab, on a journey of discovery. Argon knows where to find top-quality laboratory supplies and equipment, encouraging K-12 students, teachers, and scientists alike to explore the wonders of science.
Get ready to learn, experiment, and have fun with Argon!
Explore Argon The Science Dog's Favorite Laboratory Supplies
Thanks to Argon The Science Dog having friends at TN Lab Supply, Argon is happy to share extensive collection of laboratory glassware and supplies, carefully selected to meet the needs of students, educators, and professional scientists. From beakers and test tubes to chemistry kits, Erlenmeyer Flasks, Buchner Funnel Kits and all types of laboratory glassware and lab supplies, Argon The Science Dog is a very good boy that offers everything you need to conduct experiments and explore the world of science. Each product is chosen for its quality, durability, and suitability for various scientific applications.
Argon's Featured Lab Supplies
Equip your lab with one of Argon's favorite lab glassware sets, the TN Lab Supply Labware Glassware 15-Piece Chemistry Super Set. Perfect for chemistry experiments and science learning, this set includes beakers, flasks, graduated measuring cylinder, flat bottom boiling flasks and more with 15 items designed for students, teachers, STEM classrooms, science experiments that is perfect for everyone!
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"Argon The Science Dog has made learning about science fun and accessible. The quality of Argon's products is outstanding, and it is wonderful how much Argon's commitment to STEM and science education that was such a blessing to our science education programs.
Dr. Jenni Bates, Science Educator
