New England BioGroup offers some nice blue light boxes from Maestrogen. The systems are very affordable, carry a two-year warranty, and there is free shipping to labs in the US. These blue LED transilluminators are great to use on the bench. They are compact and have an variable position screen which serves as the emission filter. As such, it is easy to view bands on gels without the need to purchase one or more pairs of viewing glasses. Blue light does not damage DNA and will not burn skin or eyes in the event of accidental exposure. Feel free to visit www.nebiogroup.com to learn more.
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Posted 03 February 2013 - 05:53 PM
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New England BioGroup offers some nice blue light boxes from Maestrogen. The systems are very affordable, carry a two-year warranty, and there is free shipping to labs in the US. These blue LED transilluminators are great to use on the bench. They are compact and have an variable position screen which serves as the emission filter. As such, it is easy to view bands on gels without the need to purchase one or more pairs of viewing glasses. Blue light does not damage DNA and will not burn skin or eyes in the event of accidental exposure. Feel free to visit www.nebiogroup.com to learn more.
New England BioGroup offers some nice blue light boxes from Maestrogen. The systems are very affordable, carry a two-year warranty, and there is free shipping to labs in the US. These blue LED transilluminators are great to use on the bench. They are compact and have an variable position screen which serves as the emission filter. As such, it is easy to view bands on gels without the need to purchase one or more pairs of viewing glasses. Blue light does not damage DNA and will not burn skin or eyes in the event of accidental exposure. Feel free to visit www.nebiogroup.com to learn more.
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