Pipette.com Expands Calibration Footprint to Eastern US, Reaches Two-Day Nationwide Shipping Milestone for Life Science and Academic Customers
Nov 15, 2022
San-Diego based life-science service provider Pipette.com has announced the opening of a new ISO/IEC 17025-accredited laboratory in the Cleveland, OH, metropolitan area this month.
"We look forward to strengthening the highly investable East Coast life sciences community, specifically enriching a northeast Ohio corridor that's received a significant amount of venture dollars and leads the nation in medical research and health services," said Ryan Arnold, Chief Growth Officer and Interim CEO for Pipette.com. "In addition to life sciences, the Great Lakes region, and more broadly, the eastern United States supports a robust scientific community, which transcends academia through GMP manufacturing."
The laboratory, based in a mixed-use facility on the I-480 and I-271 shared corridor, will boast a hybrid laboratory, mechanical/preventative maintenance, and light distribution operation, extending nationwide access to critical services beyond the existing headquarters and footprint in San Diego, California.
"We are thrilled to fulfill a promise our customers have been asking for across the nation for years. Delivering two-day low-cost return shipping to virtually every corner of the lower 48 states without a heavy shipping fee strikes an important balance between cost and quality," said Alex Spector, President and Chairman of Pipette.com.
The company has an active pipeline of science-based talent and a robust pipeline of business opportunity to expand both laboratory-based and future field-based calibration and lab maintenance services to enhance the modern laboratory.
The new facility is actively processing customer pipette calibrations, with full laboratory and distribution capacity in place by January 2023.
ABOUT PIPETTE.COM
Pipette.com, The Feel Good Company, is one of several companies affiliated with parent company Matphil Technologies, Inc. The Matphil family of companies delivers life science and academic-focused solutions for the modern laboratory. The business supports consumable laboratory equipment, handheld pipettes and scientific instruments, and a robust suite of benchtop equipment. The organization's calibration laboratories are accredited to the highest standard, and the suite of services are in accordance with ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO 8655, ensuring quality and certainty for asset owners. Qualer software is divided into solutions for both asset owners and service providers, assisting each to maintain critical instrumentation in a state of control. The company was founded in 1996.
Contact Information:
Ryan Arnold
Chief Growth Officer and Interim CEO
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1-800-243-3232
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