The Bullet Blender was in a recent episode of CSI:Cyber. How did they ever solve cases without it?
2015
Visit us at the BCL Virtual Cancer Conference
Next Advance will have a virtual booth at the BioConference Live Cancer show on September 30th and October 1st, 2015. Stop in to chat with Andrea or Eric. While you are there, earn CE credits by attending the informative webinars hosted by some of the industry leaders!
Visit us at the BCL Virtual Microbiology Conference
Next Advance will have a virtual booth at the BioConference Live Microbiology show on September 2nd and 3rd, 2015. Stop in to chat with Andrea or Eric. While you are there, earn CE credits by attending the informative webinars hosted by some of the industry leaders!
New Distributorship with Web Scientific Announced
Next Advance has announced a collaboration with Web Scientific to distribute the Bullet Blender® tissue homogenizer and the Freedom Rocker™ BlotBot® to the United Kingdom. About Web Scientific Web Scientific was founded in 1997 with the aim of supplying a complete range of electrophoresis spares and accessories into the Life Sciences market. The business model […]
Bioconference Live Genetics and Genomics
Come see us on your computer at Genetics and Genomics virtual conference, May 13 – 14, http://labroots.com/virtual-event/id/5
Professor Michael Sherman, Boston University School of Medicine
It's a very useful device for making tissue lysates. We no longer use sonication for DNA, RNA and protein preparation from multiple tissue samples.
Kimberly Dumont, supervisor, Dartmouth Reference Lab
The Bullet Blender has made our clinical lab much more efficient; we get consistent results in less time. We cannot imagine going back to hand vortexing for our whole blood extractions.
Dr. Denis Schewe, Mt. Sinai Medical Center, New York City
I can count on it for fast consistent results.
Dr. Alexandra Naba, Research Scientist, MIT
We like our Gold homogenizer very much, by adding dry ice, we can blend hard tissues longer without heating them, so it is ideal.
Shari Kohut, Kaleida Health Women & Children’s Hospital Laboratory
We love our blenders, after hand homogenizing 20-30 tissues everyday, for about 20 years we now could not live without them.
Wes Edmonds, University of Alabama Birmingham
We use the (Bullet Blender) to homogenize C. elegans tissue, and it has proven to have the ability to homogenize the tissue much better than anything we have used in the past. As a result, the reproducibility of our experiments has increased drastically. We really couldn’t be happier with the functionality. Also, thanks to the […]
Nancy Faith, University of Wisconsin – Madison
We’ve seen this thing in action. It’s amazing.