Dropping pipettes with a teat are small, flexible plastic or glass pipettes used to transfer liquids in small, controlled amounts. The "teat" is the rubber bulb at the top of the pipette, which allows the user to draw liquid into the pipette and then dispense it by squeezing the bulb. These pipettes are commonly used in laboratory settings, particularly for tasks like titration, mixing, or adding precise amounts of chemicals in experiments.
