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Try Bio-Rad.

The MSDS info is not already on the system- it is your data that you enter.

We store our cords on a garden hose hanger which is attached to the wall. The power packs themselves are on an adjacent shelf. Works for us

I worked from an excell spread sheet prior to getting this program. They are fantastic for a lot of things, but what I really like about Sci-List is the little extra things like having a photographic inventory of equipment. I have given my teachers limited access to the program so that they can sear...

I have it and have been using it for about 2 years- LOVE it! Yes it does take a bit to set up but once it is, it is great. Has made my life so much easier

Vernier LabQuest too.

Sending you a PM Nickykinz.

Very happy to help

Hi Rosalie, I feel your pain! :console: I have fielded numerous complaints in the past from cleaners who have had the misfortune to tidy up after a period 6 static electricity class. I now keep the bean bag beans- I am assuming this is what you are talking about- in a glass stoppered reagent bottle....

Hi there- some of us are still here... Don't know what the regs are in Tassie but here in WA all human tissue is banned- so I would take that to mean skin cells as well. Just a thought- maybe skin scrape the skin on a chicken wing or leg from the butchers and make smears from this.

Hi Jazz, We do something similar, although not from the 'Thinking science" program. We use flexible plastic tubing from Bunnings, about 30mm or so in diameter with glass marbles- have used ball bearings as well. We have also used the clip together conduit- sorry I don't know the proper name- bu...

Thanks, Kimmy! ( I have sent you a PM)

Hi Sunray, We have a copy of Oceans Alive on VCR but it was recorded by my school prior to 01/07/1990 according to the sticker on it- which is also prior to me working here! The sticker also says "It is illegal to copy this video". Not sure if you might be able to copy it with permission f...

Hi Kim,
I would love a copy if possible please.
Thank you

Jodie.Southwell@ljbc.wa.edu.au

No warning given here in WA yet- but think I will go and check the store just the same

Oh Nicky- the kit is $46.50 US and is enough for 32 students- don't know what you would be charged by Southern Biological though. Interesting to see...

Carolina Biological Supply Company make these so I guess you could ask Southern Biological to get them for you. Are you allowed to use cheek cells in your state? We are not permitted to use any human material here. Strawberry or kiwi fruit DNA around your neck?

Western Histological makes really good relatively low cost prepared slides.

You are only permitted to copy from VCR format to DVD provided that : You cannot purchase the VCR tape in DVD format(includes going online to check if available)- keep records and dates of your search, Your school owns the original VCR tape i.e. not borrowed form home or another school The VCR tape ...

If I am not mistaken, orthodontic arch wires(which many of our students are very familiar with!) are made from nitinol wire. I am considering buying some of these as I reckon it will be cheaper. Arch wires can be bought on ebay- although their memory is set in the arch shape, they can still have the...