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Life Science research tools provider, Antibodies.com, is to supply The University of Manchester with its large collection of distinct protein research tools at the market’s best prices.  

Referring to the new agreement, Antibodies.com CEO Claire Button said, “We are so thrilled to be supporting The University of Manchester with their life science initiatives.  Being life scientists ourselves, we understand that the key drivers for researchers’ purchasing decisions are quality, price, and range. Our lean business model ensures that we can source the ideal products for the university’s researchers to help their budgets go further than ever before.”

Paul Carter, Senior Procurement Officer at The University of Manchester, announced; “The University of Manchester is delighted to welcome antibodies.com as a life science research tool supplier to support our research with a wide range of low cost, high quality protein reagents".

Button added; “The University can now benefit from our high-quality and characterised protein research tools, bespoke product solutions, expert customer service, free delivery, detailed product specifications and a 100% money-back guarantee that all our products will work as specified.  We're offering a positive alternative to the old guard, with further research organisations set to follow suit”.

Cambridge-based Antibodies.com has quickly become established as a major supplier of life science research tools; partnering with the world's leading primary manufacturers. Founded by scientists who understand the stringent requirements demanded by researchers, the company provides high-quality and validated antibodies, proteins, and assays for life science research.

About Antibodies.com

Headquartered in Cambridge (UK), with a logistics hub in San Jose (USA), Antibodies.com serves life scientists worldwide - helping to accelerate the understanding of biology and facilitate personalised medicine.

Since its inception, the company has dedicated itself to providing the best-in-class research and diagnostic reagents. They have partnered with the same primary manufacturers as the market leaders and operate a lean business model in order to supply products at significantly lower prices.  

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