I have to deal with many patient samples and we also do a lot of mouse work in the lab, a label printer would be very helpful. Labels would need to withstand liquid nitrogen. Barcoding would be a plus but is not required.
Adel Nader
Dear Jessica,
You can for example sort your samples in fixed places to repair them.
or you can provide a second transparent box and inbetween you insert your reference paper, printed with any printer...
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Jessica Lilian Bell
we ended up going with the zebra printer. We don't really use the barcode, but we print the stickers all the time.
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Alex Goldberg
www.labtag.com has a bunch of good products, worth checking out their print solutions tab
the chat button at the bottom is also pretty good if you're not sure what you need
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