Life Sciences

Industry standard instrumentation, software and solutions...

After 35 years of working in this highly regulated environment LabLogic have an impressive portfolio which includes 18 of the top 20 pharmaceutical companies. 

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    The Hidex 600 OX has been used to study cover crops and investigate carbon capture by the University of Copenhagen…

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    Validating CAN spectroscopy to assess chemotherapeutic drugs

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    The Absorbance 96 has been used to measure cell viability and proliferation, providing endpoint data to confirm the drug’s effects on cells…

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    The IAEA confirms the Hidex ULLA’s suitability for contemporary ultra-low-level tritium analysis

    13/11/2024

    In a recent study, the ultra-low-level analyzer’s detection levels was found to address key analytical challenges posed by significantly reduced H-3 …

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    High throughput and precision microplate reading for biochemical analysis

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    The Absorbance 96 has been used in a study that has developed a novel method to preserve human skin for transplantation…

    • Instruments

    Our range of instrumentation is designed with the flexibility you need to solve everyday laboratory problems.

    Software

    Our range of established software packages are the industry standard across many life science markets.

    All designed with regulations for GLP and 21 CFR Part 11 compliance in mind, fully satisfying today's regulatory requirements with configurable electronic signatures and comprehensive auditing of data. 

    Services

    LabLogic recognise that providing products alone is only one side of the story; successful implementation and continued trouble-free use of the product requires a comprehensive set of services.

    Consumables

    From radiation shields and scintillation cocktails to decontaminates and waste bins, LabLogic offer a comprehensive selection of products for working with radioactive elements within the laboratory environment.