Laboratory Flask Magnets
Description: A bold graphic featuring a split red and blue square with a white laboratory flask. The flask contains white liquid and bubbles erupting from its neck, with swirls and smaller bubbles in white. Below this symbol, the text "CHEMICAL ENGINEER" is displayed in large white capital letters.
Description: A close-up view of a complex laboratory setup with multiple flasks and tubes filled with colorful liquids, undergoing chemical reactions, with hands manipulating the equipment.
Laboratory experiment with chemical reactions and scientific equipment Magnet
by webbygfx
$3.75 $4.75
Description: Enjoy Chemistry? Then you will also love the flask and test tube design made in minimal fashion making it easier to match in any fashion. Check our other collection too. Tag us with #minimal_dm
Chemical Flask and Test Tube Minimal Design (Profession Collection) Magnet
by Minimal DM
$3.75 $4.75
Description: This clever piece for algae enthusiasts features an Erlenmeyer flask with bubbling aquatic plant life. Ideal for phycologists, marine biologists, and laboratory teams, it celebrates team algae from day one. Whether at a biology conference or everyday lab work, this clean monochrome piece is perfect for researchers and botany students.
Description: A graphic featuring a white outline of a laboratory flask divided vertically by red and blue halves. White bubbles and splashes erupt from the flask's opening. The text "CHEMICAL ENGINEER" is displayed in bold white letters below the flask, all within a rounded black frame with a white border.
Description: A monochrome composition featuring the text "I LOVE" at the top and "BIOLOGY" at the bottom. Between these lines, centered, are three scientific symbols: a microscope on the left, a laboratory flask in the middle containing liquid and bubbles, and an atom symbol on the right with a central yellow circle and orbiting yellow dots.
Description: Every test tells a story, so share yours proudly in this fun Lab Week 2026 graphic tee. Perfect for daily wear around the clinic, medical laboratory science students, or phlebotomists who love a cheerful, nostalgic theme. Show off your vital role in healthcare with an eye-catching design that brings smiles to both patients and coworkers.
Description: A bold graphic on a black background features the text "WOMEN BELONG IN" with a red line crossing out the word "BELONG". Below this, in yellow, is "THE KITCHEN", also crossed out. The largest text reads "LAB" in yellow. To the right is a laboratory flask filled with blue liquid and bubbles.
Description: A white and grey visual representation featuring the text "I LOVE BIOLOGY" prominently displayed. Between the text lines are a microscope, a laboratory flask with bubbles, and an atom model with a yellow and orange nucleus and yellow orbital electrons. The style is clean and symbolic.
Description: The Japanese word for "Erlenmeyer flask" is 三角フラスコ (sankaku furasuko). Also known as "conical flask" and "titration flask", Erlenmeyer flasks are used in chemistry and biology (specifically microbiology) and distinguish themselves through their wide bases and cylindrical necks. Wear this distressed science design if you are a chemistry or biology enthusiast or simply love Japan and the Japanese language. If you have a chemist, microbiologist or Japanese-speaking scientist in your life, buy it as a gift for them because Erlenmeyer flasks are way cooler than beakers or test tubes.
Description: Girl reading a book inside a flask with night stars, molecules, DNA, and atoms. Created for students, teachers, chemists, biologists, and science geeks passionate about research and study. Receive a lot of compliments wearing this technical graphic at school, lab, or gathering with friends.
Description: A monochrome graphic spelling out the word "SCIENCE" vertically using bold white capital letters. Each letter is accompanied by a scientific term and a corresponding icon. The icons include a magnifying glass, atoms, a flask, test tubes, and a beaker. The acronym describes the scientific method.
