2026 On Target Promo!

 

For a limited time, buy 2 PR1MA™ SmartGlow™ DNA Safe Stains (BE4500-PS OR BE4500-LD)
and get 1 FREE 100g Benchmark™ Agarose LE (BE-GCA100-VF)!

 

MIX AND MATCH!

  

For free product, add the following items to your cart:
 

(2) BE4500-PS or BE4500-LD at $129.35
PLUS (1) BE-GCA100-VF item

 

Use promo code: OT202

 

Click here for more On Target savings

or see flyer for more details.

 

Promotion valid until 10/31/26 or while supplies last, for eligible U.S. customers.

Prices are in U.S. dollars and exclude freight, taxes, installation, and other applicable charges.

Offers may not be combined with other offers, discounts, or institutional pricing.

Customer must pay the list price on the qualifying item to receive the free item (List Price is reflected in flyer).

Buy-one-get-one offers apply to identical eligible catalog numbers unless otherwise stated.

All terms and conditions apply.

PR1MA™ SmartGlow™ DNA Safe Stain

• Replaces hazardous Ethidium Bromide (EtBr)
• Better sensitivity than EtBr
• Detect as little as 0.1ng of DNA
• Two types available
• PS Pre Stain
• LD Loading Dye
• Excitation by UV light or blue light
• Compatible with Accuris SmartBlue™ Transilluminator
• Ships at ambient temperature (stored at 4°C)

PR1MA™ SmartStain™ PS (Pre-Stain) can be used as a direct replacement for Ethidium Bromide in agarose and polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. The stain emits green fluorescence when bound to dsDNA or ssDNA and emits red fluorescence when bound to RNA. PR1MA™ SmartStain™ PS exhibits excitation peaks at 290 nm and 490 nm, allowing it to be used with UV and blue light.

Protocol:

• Prepare 100 mL of agarose or polyacrylamide solution.
• Add 5 uL of PR1MA™ SmartStain™ to the gel solution before pouring gels.
• For enhanced results, add PR1MA™ SmartStain™ PS to the running buffer at a ratio of 5 uL per 100 mL. Adding PR1MA™ SmartStain™ PS to the running buffer will result in increased sensitivity and better detection of small quantities of nucleic acid.
• After electrophoresis is complete, view the gel using a UV or blue light illuminator