Old instruments
Christopher A. Worth (CAWORT01@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU)
Thu, 20 May 93 09:21:30 EDT
Biomedical Engineer, BCC
Phone: (502)588-7191
I read with more than a little amusement regarding comments that "trade in" ins
truments are put into a warehouse. Nothing could be farther from the truth. M
y last place of employment (UAB) traded in my old Epics C for a BD instrument.
The instrument went directly to the dump. My former lab supervisor wasn't eve
n allowed to get the laser off to give to the physics departement, or engineeri
ng college. While I don't know what Coulter's policy is, I do know BD's Policy
, JUNK IT!!! She tried very hard to salvage the laser for other uses but they w
ouldn't budge. so I wouldn't hold your breath on getting "trade ins" to send t
o anybody else.
Chris
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