Okay, so this might sound weird, but I got a totally unexpected result in the lab last week — like, something that made zero sense based on the protocol I followed. Thought it was just a glitch or maybe I mislabelled something. But then yesterday, same experiment, same outcome. I’m starting to feel like maybe the issue isn’t me? Has anyone else had recurring test results that seemed off but weren’t technically “wrong”?
Yeah, I’ve had that happen
Yeah, I’ve had that happen too. Turned out it wasn’t my technique but the reagents I was using — they weren’t expired, but something was definitely off. I ended up switching suppliers and noticed things went back to normal. I’ve had better consistency since getting some stuff from https://gentaur.co.uk, especially antibodies and ELISA kits. Not saying it's always the supplier, but it made a difference for me when I ran into similar issues.
Wow interesting insight in my
Wow interesting insight in my opinion, i want to know what are the reagents
Funny how you think you’ve
Funny how you think you’ve got every step memorized and then suddenly you’re questioning everything because one result looks wrong. Labs really do keep you humble — one day everything clicks, the next you're staring at a blot like it’s an alien message.
