We would like to inform you that we are implementing two packaging changes to improve specification recognition and enhance the user experience. These changes will be implemented gradually over the long term. Please note that both the old and new packagings will be available during this transition period.
We would like to inform you that we are implementing a packaging change for T75 Cell Culture Flask for better user experience. The current inner box will be substituted with packaging clips plus partitions. As a result, the carton box will be adjusted to a smaller size, and will include 2 pairs of packaging clips, 3 partitions and 1 side panel.
The packaging of the following Cell Culture Dishes/Petri Dishes: 706001 (706011), 704001(752401、752001), 704201, 705001 will be changed from heat sealable bags into zip-lock bags. Please refer to the pictures attached below, which show the changes between our old and new packaging.
NEST Cluster Tube offers a solution to the tedious and repetitive task of opening and closing tube lids during sample storage. It is designed for bulk bio-sample storage and is compatible with multi-channel pipettes and automated liquid workstations.
Storage Bottle is an essential lab consumable that is frequently used and plays a crucial role in storing and transporting culture medium, serum, buffer, intermediates, and reagents. As more customers choose NEST for their research needs, we strive to expand our reach and meet their urgent requirements.
NEST Cell Strainer is an ideal instrument for such operations, as it is effective, easy to handle and electron beam sterilized. It is commonly utilized for organ culture, tissue transportation, and transplantation, particularly in stem cell and primary cell filtration. It allows for the prompt isolation of primary cells from tissues, providing uniform and reliable single-cell suspensions. This makes it an excellent option for flow cytometry experiments and is frequently used in combination with flow cytometers.
Performing pipetting is a common task in laboratories, but it can lead to muscle strain that affects the accuracy and precision of the experiment. To avoid this risk
