Premium SANGERSeq Label
Price range: 55,00€ through 550,00€
Select the number of each type of sample you want to sequence.
Select the number of each type of sample you want to sequence
(1 reaction = 5,50€ | 96 reactions = 4€)
Description
Order a batch of prepaid barcodes for the SANGER PREMIUM service — the most flexible and comprehensive Sanger sequencing option offered by SMARTLife.
Unlike PREMIX, the PREMIUM service allows you to send your DNA template and primer(s) in separate tubes, or request the use of a SMARTLife universal primer. It’s ideal for more complex sequencing needs, custom primer use, or when working with multiple targets per template.
Buy now — use whenever needed.
Barcodes are shipped the same day and automatically activated in your SMARTAccount, ready to use via the online PREMIUM SMART Form.
Track barcode usage and view available barcodes directly from your account dashboard.
Receive a single invoice per batch, reducing administrative work and allowing your team to stay focused on research and analysis.
The SANGER PREMIUM service is SMARTLife’s most flexible and customizable Sanger sequencing option. It’s designed to accommodate a wide range of sample types, primer configurations, and experimental needs — ideal for researchers who require precision, adaptability, and high-quality results.
What you send:
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DNA template in a separate tube
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Your own primer(s) or select from SMARTLife’s universal primers (e.g. M13, T7, SP6, etc.)
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Multiple primers per template allowed (optional add-ons)
Best suited for:
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Complex or custom sequencing reactions
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Difficult templates or low-concentration samples
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Projects requiring multiple reads per template
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Researchers who prefer not to premix DNA and primers
✅ Key Benefits:
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Maximum flexibility in sample submission
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Compatible with plasmids, PCR products, and other DNA types
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Use of SMARTLife’s high-quality universal primers or your own
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Optional add-ons: multiple primers per sample, longer reads, resequencing
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Reliable results with high-quality chromatograms and base calls

