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  • nangel
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    • Nov 2014
    • 15

    #1

    List price for library reagents

    Does anyone know where there is a resource to get the list price for library prep reagents in the US? Or how you can change from your location in the Illumina portal. Or if they are standardised globally and you can just convert the currency from your location. I would like to do some financial modelling and have a mix of reagents that are US pricing centric. Thanks for any direction you can give to a resource that has these details.
  • Ben3
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    • Sep 2022
    • 79

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    Hello nangel this probably isn't super helpful, but I believe the only way to get an accurate price list is to go through a rep. Whenever I ordered reagents in the past, this was the only way. I know you can see your orders from the portal, but I doubt you can see the price lists any other way. Also, I had issues in the past updating my location. I think I had to call tech support because it saved my old location despite trying to update it.

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