We currently use the Roche COBAS c111 system for ex vivo analysis and (sorry if you’re from Roche) it’s a bit rubbish.
It only holds 8 samples at any one time and does not export to a network (uses a USB stick!) amongst other issues.
I’m looking for something similar to the COBAS c111 that:
- Has a low dead volume (
Dry chemistry is not as versitile as wet chemistry.
Consider buying a Selectra benchtop analyser. https://www.elitechgroup.com/product/selectra-pro-m#tab-specifications
Selectra might help you. But dry analyzers such as Vitros (J&J) are preferable !
Vitros dry chemistry is preferable, because of highest quality of results and very good reproducibility between two results of same sample.
There many Biochemistry analsyers availble have a look at Abbott, Beckman Coulter,Ortho & Siemans (these 5 dominate the market palce in the UK)
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