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Virtual Clinical Osmometer Demo

Re-watch our live, virtual demonstration and learn how the latest innovations in osmometry for clinical laboratories can help improve your lab’s productivity for patient sample testing.

See how our OsmoPRO® MAX Automated Osmometer and Osmo1® Single-Sample Micro-Osmometer help labs like yours:

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