Ordering Information

Shipping
All shipments are sent F.O.B. point of origin (shipping point). Freight charges will include a handling charge and be prepaid and added to the invoice as a separate item.

Sales and Technical Service
Inquiries for technical information, product performance, or updates on new products should be directed to the Technical Services Department or Sales Representative for your geographical area by calling 800-344-5847 (866-344-3477 in California and +1 (740) 589-3300 internationally). You can also email technical_services@dhiusa.com or sales@dhiusa.com with your inquiry.

Customer Service
For placement of orders and assistance with shipments, please contact Customer Service at 800-344-5847 (866-344-3477 in California and +1 (740) 589-3300 internationally). Returns must be coordinated through Customer Service and will require a Return Authorization Number which must accompany returned products.

Prices
Pricing is provided by the Sales Department via quotation. For product pricing please contact your Sales Representative by calling 800-344-5847 (866-344-3477 in California and +1 (740) 589-3300 internationally).

Contract Administration
Requests for contract bids should be directed to 1055 East State Street, Suite 100, Athens, OH 45701, Attention: Contracts Manager

Terms
Terms are NET 30 days from the date of invoice. Payment is to be made in U.S. dollars.

Ordering Methods
Diagnostic HYBRIDS accepts standing orders, blanket orders and one time orders. Standing orders may be modified with a change order as required. Diagnostic HYBRIDS also accepts credit card orders and EDI System orders. To set up an account, contact Customer Service at 740-589-3300 or 800-344-5847 (866-344-3477 in California and +1 (740) 589-3300 internationally).

Warranty
Diagnostic HYBRIDS warrants that all Diagnostic HYBRIDS products will perform satisfactorily for their intended use as stated in the product insert, if stored and used as directed before the expiration date.

Precautions
Some cultured cells used for virus isolation may have potential to be hazardous. Personnel working with these cultures and specimens must be properly trained in virus culture and safe handling techniques.