Why Investing in a Coverslipper Makes Sense for Modern Labs
In histology and pathology labs, coverslipping is one of the final steps in slide preparation, but it is far from a minor one. A properly…
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5 Signs It’s Time to Upgrade Your Tissue Processor and What to Look For in a Replacement
Histology tissue processors are the backbone of reliable slide preparation. When they perform well, workflows stay smooth and turnaround times remain predictable. But as equipment…
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The Real ROI: Why Many Labs Choose Refurbished Over New
Setting up or expanding a laboratory whether clinical, histology, or research can come with significant costs. New equipment can quickly consume budgets and delay profitability….
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How Preventive Maintenance Extends the Life of Tissue Processors, Microtomes, and Cryostats
Laboratories depend on precision instruments to deliver accurate, high-quality results. Among the most essential are tissue processors, microtomes, and cryostats—equipment that supports consistent sectioning, processing,…
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How to Set Up an In-House Histology Lab: Equipment & Savings
Bringing a histology lab in-house can help healthcare practices and research facilities. It improves turnaround times. It also helps with quality control and cost efficiency. You can…
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Understanding the BUP Drug Test: Fast, Reliable Detection of Buprenorphine Use
In recent years, buprenorphine (BUP) testing has become increasingly important for medical, workplace, and rehabilitation settings. As opioid treatment programs expand, so does the need…
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