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mitja - 24 Oct 2004 01:26 GMT

In our lab we think about to buy Polymedco's Sedimat 15.
We had bad experience with many fast ESR readers but on the other side we
heard good thinks about Sedimat 15. Is it true?

Mitja

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Arcie - 25 Oct 2004 20:07 GMT

> In our lab we think about to buy Polymedco's Sedimat 15.
> We had bad experience with many fast ESR readers but on the other side we
> heard good thinks about Sedimat 15. Is it true?
>
> Mitja
>

The sedimat 15 is a good instrument. It is reliable. I have found no
problems with quality control when the manufacturers directions are
followed. I would ask for a free placement for 30 days to test the
system against your current methodology. When I reviewed the instrument
in my laboratory polymedco was happy to provide the instrument for study.

Arcie

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furtig - 27 Oct 2004 05:09 GMT

I have one. It has set here for about 10 months. The diameter is different
from our current self zeroing non-diluted sed rate. When I get sufficient
staffing (anyone have a resume?), I look forward to doing the method
comparison studies for 60 minute sed rates. I have had good experience with
polymedco. Thanks for the thread.

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> > In our lab we think about to buy Polymedco's Sedimat 15.
> > We had bad experience with many fast ESR readers but on the other side we
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> Arcie

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