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LightLab 3 Cannabis Analyzer

Orange Photonics, Inc.

The accurate and easy-to-use LightLab 3 Cannabis Analyzer lets non-technical users analyze cannabinoid content like a testing laboratory. LightLab uses two common analytical methods, liquid chromatography and spectroscopy, simplifying the process to make on-site testing affordable and easy.    

5.0/5.0
|2 Reviews

Sanger Sequencing

GENEWIZ, Inc.

The Sanger sequencing services are well-equipped to handle DNA sequencing including single-tube, high-throughput and glycerol DNA sequencing projects

4.7/5.0
|9 Reviews

Aspen LIMS

Telecation Inc.

Aspen LIMS helps small to mid-size laboratories increase productivity, lower operating costs, and improve quality while offering the same full-functionality often associated only with larger LIMS. Aspen LIMS utilizes a Microsoft Access 2000 or Access XP/2002 database to provide exceptional performance without the need for a full-time LIMS or database administrator. Aspen LIMS at a glance: Industry-specific Solutions- Custo…

3.7/5.0
|1 Review



K-355 Kjeldahl steam distillation unit

BUCHI

Compact distillation units for the determination of nitrogen and protein by such classical methods as Kjeldahl, TKN (total kjeldahl nitrogen) and Devarda. The units have applications in analytical laboratories across a range of industries including food and beverage, agriculture, environmental monitoring, chemical and pharmaceutical industries.

4.2/5.0
|2 Reviews

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How Merck aids lateral flow test development

From the manufacture and supply of raw materials to risk mitigation and assay development capabilities, learn how Merck is helping IVD developers bring new devices to market














SURFE²R N1

Nanion Technologies GmbH

The SURFE²R N1 is an automated analysis device for the measurements of electrogenic transporters (symporters, exchangers and uniporters) and pumps. It employs the label-free, SSM-based electrophysiology technology, achieving a throughput of 150 datapoints per day.

5.0/5.0
|1 Review