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The Nebraska Food for Health Center chooses Chemspeed FLEX POWDERDOSE for their plant material research

July 31, 2018

Nebraska, USA - July 2018

Director of the Nebraska Food for Health Center states, “Our lab is screening 100’s of thousands of plant materials which requires repetitive, accurate dispensing of solids. Done manually, this work is tedious and prone to errors. After extensive research, we determined that Chemspeed’s FLEX POWDERDOSE was the only product available to provide accurate and reproducible “many to many” dispensing.”

For more information about Chemspeed solutions:

About University of Nebraska – Nebraska Food for Health Center:

https://foodsci.unl.edu/

For details please contact [email protected]

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