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ALZET® Osmotic Pumps
Implantable infusion pumps for continuous administration of test agents to unrestrained laboratory animals.
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      • Formulating the Solution
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      • Programmable
      • Implantable
      • Refillable
      • iPRECIO SMP-200
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    • Brain Infusion Kit
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    • Agents Administered
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    • Biotechnology – Protein & Peptide Delivery
    • Cancer Research
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    • Gene Therapy
    • Immunology
    • Neuroscience
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  • HOME
  • PRODUCTS
    • ALZET Pumps
      • Overview
      • How Does it Work?
      • Agents Delivered
      • Specifications
      • Performance
      • Injection vs. Infusion
    • Guide to Use
      • Pump Selection
      • Formulating the Solution
      • Proteins & Peptides
      • Sterility: Solutions and Pumps
      • Filling & Priming
      • Catheter Use
      • Implantation & Explantation
      • Checklist For Use
      • Verifying Delivery
      • Preparation of Artificial CSF
      • Cyclodextrins
      • Use in Neonates
      • MRI Applications
      • In Vitro Use
      • ALZET vs iPRECIO
    • iPRECIO Pump
      • iPRECIO Pump Overview
      • Programmable
      • Implantable
      • Refillable
      • iPRECIO SMP-200
      • iPRECIO SMP-310R
      • iPRECIO Information Request
    • Brain Infusion Kit
      • Description
      • How To Use
    • Cannula Holders
    • Wound Closure
    • Catheters
    • ALZAID
    • Loctite Glue
    • Flow Moderators & Filling Tubes
  • ORDERING
    • Information
    • Distributors
    • ALZET Order Form
    • iPRECIO Order Form
  • RESEARCH APPLICATIONS
    • Agents Administered
    • Route of Administration
    • Biotechnology – Protein & Peptide Delivery
    • Cancer Research
    • Cardiovascular Research
    • Endocrinology
    • Gene Therapy
    • Immunology
    • Neuroscience
    • Pharmacology
    • Physiology
    • Toxicology/Teratology
    • In Vitro Applications
    • Use in SCID Mice
    • Use in Neonates
    • ICV Delivery in Mice
    • Other Applications
    • Request References
  • RESOURCES
    • Downloads
    • Technical Tips
    • Newsletters
    • ALZET Accessories
    • Links
  • ABOUT US
    • Company
    • Shows & Events
    • Feedback
  • CONTACT
    • Contact Us
    • Request Prices
    • Request References
    • Request Technical Information
    • iPRECIO Information Request

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