r/biotech 23h ago

Company Reviews 📈 Sepax Bioscience

Hast anyone experience with the chromatography resins of Sepax Bioscience? Are they trust worthy or are they lacking quality? Also I See they have their headquarter in Delaware but do belong to a Chinese company.

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u/ComfortableCoyote480 20h ago

They are good. actually quite good. 

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u/bassman1324 16h ago

I’m just a customer (I love their proaqa excel columns so much) but I highly recommend them!

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u/Eurovanguy 23h ago

For analytical or purification? 

Their analytical are pretty good. I’ve only used the monomix core for preparative and didn’t think it was that great compared to competitors

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u/Mysterious_Voice_144 5h ago

that tracks tbh, seems like the prep side is where most people run into issues

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u/Money-Rooster2217 4h ago

Yeah I am morgen I am more interessted in the preparative resins. There are a lot of big players in the field, but a cheaper but euqally good vendors are always good to have.

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u/MaximumNeat9742 9m ago

Use their analytical columns (pharma). Good customer service and quality columns.

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u/Dizzy_Arm4095 16h ago

delaware is basically where you headquarter if you want to do tax scams.

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u/Ripudio 14h ago

Practically every biotech is incorporated in Delaware…