Next Wednesday night, June 11, the Strawberry Moon will light up the sky. 🍓✨
If you’re thinking it’ll turn a gorgeous strawberry pink—hold that thought! 🤭 Just like we said in our Pink Moon story back in April, it’s only a name. The “Strawberry Moon” gets its name from the time when wild strawberries ripen in early summer, not from its color.
🕰️ When to Watch – Local Times Around the World
The Strawberry Moon reaches its peak at 13:43 GMT on June 11.
Want to know what time that is in your city?
👉 Click here to convert to your local time
https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=Strawberry+Moon+2025&iso=20250611T1343&p1=1440
Whether you’re planning a moonlit walk, a dreamy photo, or just sneaking a glance through your window, it’s a moment to pause and appreciate how the universe ticks along—just like the steady pace of science in our labs. 🌌🔬
🔬 Low Retention Tips: Lab Precision at Its Sweetest
In the lab, every drop counts. Low Retention Tips ensure minimal sample loss, just as nature makes every strawberry count. 🍓
Perfect fit, minimal residue, and seamless pipetting—because precision should be as sweet and smooth as summer’s first berries.
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