Purchasing of Your Lab Supplies

CEO Max discusses the different factors to consider when deciding on which micropipettor brands to purchase, and when it makes sense to purchase nonsterile tips.

LPS can partner with your lab to get you the equipment you need, when you need it, at the best price, and in the most efficient manner!

Read about a great product which is similar in price but much improved in features to a ubiquitous lab item. Also, Max relates yet another War Story, and we explain three different ways you can become an LPS customer - it's your option!

In this post, we discuss how LPS can assist companies in resolving the competing goals that pull Lab and Procurement in different directions. Also, Max resolves the the rather eye-opening War Story introduced in the last blog, "What's In It For Me?"

LPS has a new tool to assist customers in selecting the best chemicals at the right price. Also, CEO Max reveals the resolution of the war story introduced in the last post, "Has the Lab Supply industry lost sight of the fundamentals?"

At LPS, we focus on the fundamentals like Harry Gordon Selfridge, John Wanamaker and Marshall Field did. We focus on the “blocking and tackling” that is basic to our business: treating our customers with respect, and treating every order like it is our order.

In this blog post, read about how inflation, tariffs, and lack of competition have affected lab supply prices, and how LPS can help mitigate the impacts of these seemingly insurmountable forces!

In this post we will take a look at how a product gets from the manufacturer to your lab, and how the final price you pay is governed by the many companies along that path that extract a profit.

Then we will take a look at what you can do to avoid the many ways big distributors get you to pay more for the goods you buy without sacrificing your valuable time and at no cost to you.

Lab Procurement Services manages the flow of goods so you can spend more time managing your lab.

What is MAP (Minimum Advertised Price), and how can working with Lab Procurement Services help me avoid this restriction?