Pretty, isn't it?
This is the inside front, with calibration plate.
This is a photo of the self-diagnostics test result.
There are very few injecting microplate luminometers of this quality, and the fact that Promega markets the Turner Veritas injecting microplate luminometer as their own should be pretty important to a shopper like you. You're probably using Promega's Dual Luciferase reagents now, so you can get comfortable with the Turner Veritas. Promega rebrands it as the Glomax96. Comfy? Good.
We picked up this Turner Veritas (=Promega GloMax) Injecting Microplate Luminometer unused, in its original package- less than a year old! We tested the instrument, and it works perfectly. There are TWO injectors. There's not a scratch on it. It's never been actually used in a lab. It's ready to go, priced to sell, about a third off the regular price for one of these. Comes with the software and a 30 day warranty for parts and labor. Would you like a calibration plate?
To learn more about Turner luminometers, visit Turner Biosystems.
To learn more about the GloMax™ Systems, please visit: Promega.
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