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  • Tim2
    Junior Member
    • Nov 2018
    • 2

    #1

    Question for Illumina Miseq/Nextseq owners

    My colleagues and I are thinking about establishing a 3rd party service/maintenance enterprise for US Miseq/Nextseq owners and I have a question for current owners. What are your biggest unmeet needs when it comes to servicing those machines? What would you change in Illumina's approach? Do you think they service contract prices are fair?

    Thank you!
  • microgirl123
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    • Jun 2012
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    The reason we stick with Illumina rather than going with Remi (I use them as a third-party vendor for most of our other instruments) is that Illumina is very generous with reagent replacement when something goes wrong. Also, how quickly would you be able to provide replacement parts or be on site - Illumina is generally there and my instrument is back up within three days. I'm also not sure if we would have full access to their tech support if we went with another vendor.

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    • Tim2
      Junior Member
      • Nov 2018
      • 2

      #3
      Originally posted by microgirl123 View Post
      The reason we stick with Illumina rather than going with Remi (I use them as a third-party vendor for most of our other instruments) is that Illumina is very generous with reagent replacement when something goes wrong. Also, how quickly would you be able to provide replacement parts or be on site - Illumina is generally there and my instrument is back up within three days. I'm also not sure if we would have full access to their tech support if we went with another vendor.

      thanks for feedback. But do Remi actually offer Illumina service contracts? If yes, I wonder who do they subcontract them to.
      Last edited by Tim2; 10-08-2019, 12:28 PM.

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