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RITVERC Partnership

ISOFLEX USA is pleased to announce a partnership with RITVERC JSC, developer, manufacturer and supplier of radionuclide sources, Mössbauer sources, reference sources and solutions, to customers in more than 50 countries. RITVERC sources are used in industry, medicine, and scientific research. Our affiliate ISOFLEX Radioactive LLC is a proud distributor of RITVERC sources: Ba-133, Cs-137, Co-57, Co-60, Eu-152, Na-22, Y-88 and Zn-65. Please contact us with your requirements.

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Make ISOFLEX your supplier of O-18, Ni-64, Te-124, Cd-112, Zn-68, Xe-124, Tl-203, Se-76 and Sr-86, as well as many other imaging products: sterile vials and sterile vacuum vials, precursors and reference standards, reagent kits, purification cartridges, column sets, cassettes, radiation shielding and complete solution packages for your synthesis module. Click here for more information.

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