Re: low/high profile blades (reply)
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From: | DFlynn9872@aol.com |
To: | frankw@u.arizona.edu, histonet@Pathology.swmed.edu |
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Date: | Wed, 19 May 1999 22:27:05 EDT |
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Frank:
I used to think I was crazy, but now I know I am not. That (the nicks in the
blade) is the MAIN reason why I stick with AccuEdge. Granted, the accuedges
are more expensive, but for the lower priced blades, I found the tiny nicks
in the blade to be unbearable. I ended up using MORE of the cheaper blades
to counter the nicks than I did of the accuedges. Maybe that is why they are
CHEAPER! One brand in particular was horrible. I won't name names but they
are distributed by a WELL KNOWN company that I order MOST of my reagents
from.
By the way, has anyone ever had a problem with microtome blades sticking in
the package...I mean the blade will not slide out of the package, and you
have to get a teasing needle and "tease" the blade out? I had this happen
before with the accuedge, and I called my sales rep and she sent me a
replacement pack via Fed Ex the next day. That, my friends, is service.
Thanks Sharon! :)
Debra Flynn, HT(ASCP)
River Oaks Hospital
Jackson, MS
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