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  • Re: Considering new Chemistry Analyzers and Need Outside Opinions on Both

    Beware of Beckman Coulter!&nbsp; I have used their CX5, CX7, LX20 PRO, and DXC 600 over the past 10 years - all garbage.&nbsp; We currently have the DXC, which is only 3-4 years old.&nbsp; It is constantly breaking down, the service stinks, and calibration &amp; QC are a nightmare.&nbsp; Part of their sweet deal that swayed our CEO &amp; board ...
    Posted to Lab Perspectives: Forums (Forum) by disoriented lab rat on July 20, 2009
  • Re: Do you have 7-on/7off?

    Our afternoon and night shifts all utilize either 7on/7off or 8on/6off.&nbsp; I currently work the 8 on/ 6 off and wouldn't have it any other way.&nbsp; For a long time I didn't like the idea of it because I thought that I wouldn't make it through the 8 days every other week.&nbsp; Now it's a piece of cake and I actually get more done ...
    Posted to Lab Perspectives: Forums (Forum) by disoriented lab rat on July 20, 2009
  • Re: TDM QC drifting

    We have a CX5 (the same age as the DxC) for backup, and it seems to hold better than the Dx.&nbsp; I've never really been a big fan of Beckman chemistry analyzers, but I would say our CX5 runs pretty well.&nbsp; Our techs are really good about mixing packs prior to use, my favorite method is pipetting also.&nbsp; We use&nbsp; Triads 1&amp;3 ...
    Posted to Lab Perspectives: Forums (Forum) by disoriented lab rat on December 29, 2008
  • TDM QC drifting

    This question is for anyone out there who uses Beckman Coulter's DxC 600 or 800. Is anyone having problems with TDM's QC drifting out low?&nbsp; We can't get our calibrations to hold for more than 5 or 6 days, and we've tried everything.&nbsp; Beckman swears that there is nothing wrong with our analyzer (brand new 3 years ago). Ha ha! Any ...
    Posted to Lab Perspectives: Forums (Forum) by disoriented lab rat on December 27, 2008