Show your filtration method..

[Plate Smacker]

So I typically use Foxx Life Science Autofill PP Nylon 500ml disposable filter on a glass media bottle mouth size GL45. 325-1241-FLS. Unfortunately I tried ordering a case of 12 through Amazon, and it never shipped, says delayed. So I contacted Foxx Life and they say they won't be having those for a couple months. Almost everyone is drop shipping through them, so everyone is out of stock.

Sooooo... I need a new filtration method.
I seen the all glass with clamp style with disc filters. The clamp holds the funnel and flask together. Not sure what they are called/labeled exactly.
I typically brew only 250ml at a time.
Currently only brew Test E, Deca, and Tren E

My concern is I want sterile filter discs that offer least amount of waste so most likely smaller diameter, like maybe 30mm.

I use a hand pump since it's a small amount.

Any setups or links that anyone can post?
Want to spend less than $125 could do $150 if that also includes price of filter discs as well.

I store filtered product in gl45 media bottle with septa cap. I transfer using 20G and 60ml syringe from media bottle to sealed sterile vials.
Personal use.

[NewSchool82]

I use this. Stericup 250 ml Filter Bottle Unit w 0.22 um PES Millipore Filter | eBay

I wish you could just change out the filter but ya can’t. It’s a one time use though.

[Enigma]

I just bought a four head peristaltic pump for a back up. eBay for $54 and its a Swedish pharma /lab model. Paired with Polycap AS36 filters and you are flying compared to vacuum filtering.

[Plate Smacker]

For now, had the wifey order Whatman 10443421 ZapCap Cellulose Regenerated Bottletop Filter Unit, Nylon Membrane, 0.2 Micron, 500mL Volume (Pack of 12).
But still going to be getting a better setup.

I will be looking for glass funnel that takes filter disc and possibly screw on or sit on top of GL45 media bottle.
Basically a reusable bottle top filter, where you simply replace filter disc.
Not this one but example:
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