The biochemical direction requires a particularly careful approach to equipment, because not only the accuracy of the instruments is important here, but also the logic of the entire process: sample preparation, measurement, storage and processing of results. An error at the procurement stage quickly affects the work of the laboratory.

At the start, it is important to determine which tasks will dominate: routine analytics, clinical direction, research work or a combined workload. The set of critical devices and the launch order depend on this.

If equipment is built according to priorities, the laboratory receives a working basis without unnecessarily overloading the budget. This is the best way to launch a direction with further scaling.