Abstract: A flat transparent slip is formed with an integral handle part, including a prong that rises from the slip and has with the latter outside the confines of a growth area thereon a joint with a constriction for ready snap-off of the handle part from the slip. In another form, a number of slips are arranged in a cluster with an integral handle and so that any slip may be snapped off the handle.
Abstract: A laboratory tray with cup formations is on opposite sides of its upright circumferential wall provided with outwardly projecting pad formations with outer faces, with these pad formations registering with notches in a depending circumferential skirt on a cover in its closed position on the tray to clear the cover skirt and expose the outer pad faces in their entirety to an attendant's finger grasp for safe handling of the covered tray.