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How Microlit’s Liquid Handling Solutions Support Pharmaceutical Development?

At Microlit, we understand the needs of the ever growing field of pharmaceutical development, precision, efficiency, and reliability are highly placed. While keeping that in mind, we have designed our liquid handling solutions to support and enhance every stage of pharmaceutical research and production. From drug discovery to quality control, our improvised technology plays a vital role to ensure that pharmaceutical advancements are achieved with the highest standards of accuracy and efficiency. 

1. Uplifting Drug Discovery

Drug discovery is the initial and most critical phase of pharmaceutical development. It requires meticulous experimentation and precise measurement. Our liquid handling solutions, such as our electronic pipettes and automated dispensing systems, ensure that even the smallest volumes of reagents and compounds are handled with utmost accuracy. This precision minimizes errors and enhances the reproducibility of experiments, accelerating the discovery of new therapeutic compounds.

2. Streamlining High-Throughput Screening

High-throughput screening (HTS) is a method used to quickly assess the biological activity of a large number of compounds. Our automated liquid handling systems are designed to perform HTS efficiently, allowing for rapid and accurate screening of thousands of samples. Our solutions reduce manual intervention, thereby decreasing the risk of contamination and human error, and significantly speeding up the screening process.

3. Supporting Clinical Trials

The clinical trial phase demands rigorous testing and validation to ensure the safety and efficacy of new drugs. Our liquid handling systems provide consistent and precise sample preparation, which is crucial for the reliability of trial results. Our instruments, right starting from pipettes micropipettes, dispensers, and or E-burettes, each of these ensure that the preparation of clinical trial samples is standardized, reproducible, and free from cross-contamination, thus supporting the generation of reliable data.

4. Quality Control and Assurance

Quality control (QC) is integral to pharmaceutical development, ensuring that every batch of a drug meets stringent standards before it reaches the market. Our liquid handling solutions are indispensable in QC laboratories. Our instruments facilitate accurate and efficient testing of pharmaceutical products, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements. By maintaining high precision in sample handling, we help in the detection of any inconsistencies or impurities, safeguarding the quality of pharmaceutical products. 

5. Innovative Research and Development

Pharmaceutical research and development (R&D) continually push the boundaries of science to develop new and improved medications. We support this innovation with advanced liquid handling solutions that enable complex experimental setups and intricate protocols. Our products, including multi-channel pipettes and automated dispensers, are designed to handle diverse and demanding R&D tasks, providing researchers with the flexibility and accuracy they need to explore new frontiers in medicine.

Why Choose Microlit for Pharmaceutical Development?

Precision: Our liquid handling solutions deliver unmatched accuracy, essential for reliable pharmaceutical research and production.

Efficiency: Automated systems reduce manual labor and streamline workflows, saving time and resources.

Reliability: High-quality construction and rigorous testing ensure our instruments perform consistently under demanding conditions.

Innovation: Our commitment to continuous improvement means we offer the latest advancements in liquid handling technology.

Support: Our dedicated team provides comprehensive support and training, ensuring optimal use of our products.

Conclusion

At the very foremost, our range of liquid handling equipment is supporting pharmaceutical development, from the early stages of drug discovery to the final phases of quality control. Our commitment to precision, efficiency, and reliability makes us a trusted partner in the pharmaceutical industry. By integrating our advanced liquid handling technology into your workflows, you can accelerate research, enhance accuracy, and ultimately contribute to the development of safe and effective pharmaceutical products.

Join the many pharmaceutical innovators who trust us to support their critical lab work. Discover how our liquid handling solutions can transform your pharmaceutical development processes and help you achieve your research and production goals with unparalleled precision and efficiency.

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Adjustable Volume Micro Pipette

Adjustable Volume Micro Pipette LB-10AVP is a single-channel micropipette with a pipetting range of 0.1 to 2.5 µL. It is autoclavable at 121℃ under 1 bar pressure for 20 minutes. Features a push-button for volume adjustment and offers comfortable finger support. Equipped with a low-force tip ejector for easy pipetting. The tip cones are constructed with chemical-resistant material for extended service life.

[friedricebunny]

so desperately want to make a shitpost poll that's like what pipette is the sexiest or whatever except i only know like a total of five pipettes but i know there is a vast world of pipettes out there so i would feel like a Fake pipette fan

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Optimize Your Lab with Microlit's Precision Pipette and Filter Tip Box

Experience unparalleled precision with Microlit's Low Retention Pipette and Filter Pipettor Tip Box, designed for minimal sample loss and contamination prevention. This user-friendly, cost-effective solution is ideal for teaching labs, ensuring time and resource savings. Praised by experts like Elly York for its efficiency, Microlit enhances your lab's performance. Get yours today and transform your liquid handling tasks!

See more https://www.microlit.us/product-category/micropipette-tips/

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Miniature Micropipette | Mini Micropipette | Small Micropipette

Introducing the Microlit Lilpet Miniature Micropipette—your go-to solution for precise liquid handling. This compact, easy-to-use micropipette is perfect for laboratories, research institutions, and clinical settings. With its lightweight and ergonomic design, the Lilpet Miniature Micropipette ensures accurate and reliable measurements while reducing hand fatigue. Whether you're handling delicate samples or need consistent results, this micropipette offers unmatched control and efficiency. Enhance your lab experience with the LilPET Miniature Micropipette, available now at Microlit. Discover the ultimate in precision and convenience today!

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256cav dispolab tips mold

China medical mold maker, offer filter micropipette tips mold, disposable micro pipette tips mold, dispolab tips mold, plastic micropipettes mold, pipet tips mold

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Semi- Autoclavable Micropipettes

Semi-autoclavable micropipettes for semi-autoclavable 121°C sterilization, available in a single channel, store safely with a wide range of 0.1 ul to 1000 ul. For more, visit www.Labozon.com

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[medilab123]

In laboratories, pipettes are utilized to transfer liquids between locations. There are a variety of pipettes which vary in accuracy in measuring the quantity of liquid being transferred. The graduated pipette is a type of pipette that permits the user to calculate the amount of liquid that is being taken away. Buy now!

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Liquid Handling Instruments for Bioprocessing: An Overview

Bioprocessing is a cornerstone of modern biotechnology, encompassing the production of pharmaceuticals, vaccines, enzymes, and other biologically derived products. At the heart of this sophisticated process lies the precise handling of liquids—whether it’s the transfer of cell cultures, media, or reagents. Liquid handling instruments play a vital role in ensuring accuracy, sterility, and efficiency in bioprocessing workflows. Here's an overview of the essential liquid handling instruments used in the field.

1. Pipettes and Pipetting Systems

Pipettes are indispensable tools for transferring small volumes of liquid with precision. Manual and electronic pipettes are commonly used in bioprocessing laboratories, offering accuracy for tasks like media preparation and sample addition. Advanced pipetting systems, including multichannel and robotic pipettes, enhance throughput and consistency in repetitive tasks, such as high-throughput screening or assay setups.

2. Peristaltic Pumps

Peristaltic pumps are highly valued in bioprocessing for their ability to handle delicate fluids without contamination. These pumps work by compressing flexible tubing to create a wave-like motion, allowing liquid transfer without direct contact with pump components. Ideal for aseptic operations, peristaltic pumps are frequently used for transferring culture media, buffers, or even cell suspensions in both upstream and downstream processes.

3. Bioprocess Controllers

Integrated liquid handling systems often feature bioprocess controllers that manage multiple aspects of liquid flow, including pH, dissolved oxygen, and nutrient feeding. These controllers ensure the precise addition of liquids during fermentation or cell culture processes, enabling consistent growth conditions and product yield.

4. Microplate Dispensers

In applications like vaccine development and monoclonal antibody production, microplate dispensers are vital for dispensing precise liquid volumes into 96- or 384-well plates. These automated instruments improve the speed and accuracy of filling, reducing the risk of cross-contamination and human error in high-throughput workflows.

5. Syringe Pumps

Syringe pumps are used for ultra-precise delivery of liquids, particularly in small-scale bioprocessing or research applications. These pumps are ideal for dispensing reagents, injecting samples into analytical instruments, or feeding nutrients into small bioreactors.

6. Automated Pipetting Robots

As bioprocessing moves toward greater automation, liquid handling robots are becoming integral to scaling operations. These systems can execute complex liquid transfer tasks with high precision, such as preparing E-Burettes, dilutions, or gradient feeds. Their programmability and consistency reduce manual intervention, minimizing errors and improving reproducibility.

The Future of Liquid Handling in Bioprocessing

As bioprocessing demands evolve, so do liquid handling technologies. Innovations such as contactless liquid handling, AI-driven automation, and smart sensors are set to revolutionize workflows, making processes more efficient, reproducible, and scalable. For bioprocessing professionals, investing in advanced liquid handling instrument ensures not only product quality but also operational excellence.

Whether in research or large-scale manufacturing, precision liquid handling is the foundation of successful bioprocessing. With the right instruments, organizations can achieve better control, reduce waste, and meet the stringent quality standards of today’s biopharma landscape.

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Fixed Volume Micro Pipette LB-21FVP

Labotronics fixed-volume micropipette offers pipetting of 5000µL with precise volume-locking, a low-force ejection mechanism, and high-temperature autoclave compatibility at 121°C. With durable, chemically resistant tip cones, it’s ideal for rigorous lab tasks that demand consistent accuracy and endurance.

[hylianengineer]

Sometimes when my lab orders chemicals they come in these ridiculous cubes. Nearly a foot on each side, made of flexible plastic, with the cap in the middle of one side. I'm not sure what their capacity is but I'd guess at least five liters or around a gallon.

Anyways, back when we still had a lab manager, she accidentally ordered sulfuric acid in a cube. We don't use a lot of sulfuric acid, usually about 50ml at a time. The cube is still here. The cube is over three-quarters full. It has been a full year since we had a lab manager. The cube has outlasted her.

The other reason the cube is still here is because you can't just pick it up and pour out of it like you would a normal chemical bottle. It's too heavy and unwieldy. You have to pipette out of it. It's incredibly obnoxious and really only feasible if you have a 1-10ml micropipette. Or maybe larger, I guess, but I've never seen a micropipette bigger than that. Anyways, the 1-10ml one is in high demand and sometimes people borrow it and forget to return it and then I have to use the normal sulfuric acid instead of The Cube. The cube is not going anywhere. The cube will outlast us all.

I still think it's a dumb way to package chemicals, though.

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Optimize Your Lab with Microlit's Precision Pipette and Filter Tip Box

Experience unparalleled precision with Microlit's Low Retention Pipette and Filter Pipettor Tip Box, designed for minimal sample loss and contamination prevention. This user-friendly, cost-effective solution is ideal for teaching labs, ensuring time and resource savings. Praised by experts like Elly York for its efficiency, Microlit enhances your lab's performance. Get yours today and transform your liquid handling tasks!

See more https://www.microlit.us/product-category/micropipette-tips/

[mixelation]

First impression: I can't quite remember if started following you and then read your stories on ao3 or vice versa. I'm pretty certain the first story of yours I read is "do a science." I was delighted to see the organization and operation of a lab be such a key part of the story.

Regarding micropipettes, my second PI made me pipette 1ml of water and record the mass like 100 times a day for a week before I was deemed precise enough to be trusted with the proteins lol.

Now: naruto runs away from my problems (your blog header) makes me giggle every time I see it

your PI made you do WHAT. that's so extra fdhsjkfhjkds

also yessss more lab people!!

[theresa-of-liechtenstein]

also being trained to take over this project is so interesting to me in so many ways. bc

i am quickly learning that i have to unlearn a lot of questionable habits from being accustomed to my last lab. apparently ‘pick up the micropipette tip from the recycled box of nitrile gloves and manually attach it to your pipette’ is not. how it’s supposed to be done

my supervisor and labmate are both so incredibly nice and helpful. i said ‘oh im sorry’ when i took an embarrassingly long time to open a microcentrifuge tube with my thumb (i’ve only used large centrifuges) and my supervisor said ‘no worries! you’re doing it for the first time!’

however sometimes when they start discussing their differences in certain lab processes i am literally just standing there like 💁🏼‍♀️🧍🏻‍♀️💁🏻‍♀️

it’s a damn good thing i don’t have to worry about learning all of this in my first quarter of residency. if i had to learn all this And take my fundamentals course And have new repertoire in orchestra And potentially have to TA an upper division course. i would not have survived.

[meteortrails]

strangles my biochem lab partner with my bare hands. I left him alone for truly 5 minutes and he BROKE the ONE micropipette that we needed to use to finish our last task and get the fuck out of lab. he could’ve done the task himself!!! he didn’t have to wait for me!!!! and instead he breaks our pipette. it’s fine our angel of a TA fixed it for us and I borrowed our neighboring lab group’s pipette and finished up while he was dealing with that but goddamn. 4 hour long lab and this is how you wanna finish it out.