About Science Equip
Science Equip (Science Equip Pty Ltd) is an Australian-based laboratory equipment and consumables supplier located in Hoppers Crossing, Victoria. They provide a wide range of scientific products including glassware (beakers, flasks, test tubes), plasticware, silicaware, microscopes, balances, measuring instruments, lab furniture, and general laboratory supplies. Their customers include schools and universities, research laboratories, medical and pathology facilities, and industrial and quality-control labs across Australia. Orders are primarily placed through their online store at scienceequip.com.au, with options for institutional accounts and purchase orders in many cases.
A charge from Science Equip on your bank or card statement usually relates to an online order placed at scienceequip.com.au or a phone/email order processed through their invoicing system. This may be a one-time purchase of lab equipment or consumables, a bulk order for an educational institution, or payment of an invoice or quote that has been converted to a sale. In some cases, you might see a temporary authorization when you first place an order; this can appear as a pending charge and then either fall off or convert to a final charge once the order is confirmed and shipped. There are no subscription-style memberships for most customers, so recurring charges are typically due to repeat orders or standing institutional purchasing arrangements rather than an automatic subscription service.
If you’re unsure about a Science Equip charge, start by searching your email for order confirmations or tax invoices from “Science Equip” or “scienceequip.com.au,” and check with colleagues or your school/department if they commonly place lab orders under a shared card. You can also log into your Science Equip online account (if you created one) to review order history and invoices. For unresolved questions, visit scienceequip.com.au and use the Contact or Support options to reach their customer service team via web form, phone, or email—have the transaction date, amount, and the last four digits of the card ready so they can quickly locate your order. Common issues such as duplicated orders, incorrect quantities, or shipping adjustments are usually handled by providing an updated invoice, partial refund, or store credit in line with their published returns and refund policies and Australian consumer law.