Education & Research

Teaching laboratory supply at sensible grades and pack sizes, plus research-grade reagents for funded projects.

The commonest way an institutional laboratory wastes money is buying analytical grade for teaching work. A second-year titration practical does not need AR sodium hydroxide, and the difference across a full academic year is real. The opposite error also happens: a funded research project buying Extra Pure solvent for chromatography and losing weeks to baseline problems. We will read the practical schedule or the project protocol and quote the grade each actually needs.

Tests run here

  • Volumetric and gravimetric analysis practicals
  • Qualitative inorganic and organic analysis
  • Physical chemistry and instrumentation practicals
  • Microbiology and biochemistry laboratory courses
  • Funded research across synthesis, analysis and materials

Governed by

  • UGC and AICTE laboratory requirements
  • University practical syllabi
  • Institutional biosafety and chemical safety committees
  • culture-media
  • biochemicals
  • plasticware
  • weighing
  • spectroscopy
  • molecular-biology
  • sample-preparation

What this sector draws on

Send us your test schedule for this laboratory.

We will map it to grades, pack sizes and instrument specifications, and flag anything that is over-specified for what you are actually measuring.