"I tried different colony management software and it was extremely difficult to manage. I am very happy with the services from mLIMS and the customer service."

Cassandra Roeske,

University of Ottawa Heart Institute

"...there are very few programs available like mLIMS, and these other few are either too complicated or simple..."

Haluk Yuzugullu, PhD,

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard University

" ... Remarkably we use these BioInfoRx systems every day. Everyone that we show it to is jealous they don't have something similar and it has generated analysis and figures that we have successfully used to secure some grants."

Attie Lab, Biochemistry, UW-Madison

"BioInfoRx mLIMS is simply the best mouse colony management program that we have ever used. It has a simple structure and intuitive interface that are in accordance with real environments in a research laboratory. It is also cloud based, and provides easy access and team collaboration. While there are still more features to expect, I believe mLIMS has the potential to become the best program of its type on the market."

Yuhang Zhang, PhD,

University of Cincinnati

"As our lab and animal colony grew, it became clear we needed to get organized and mobile, with users at multiple sites. mLIMS has an easy user interface, great on-the-go updating ability, and helpful output in the form of printable cage cards and facility maps. Most importantly, Derrick at mLIMS has helped us so much - from entering and importing data to tweaking the database to best fit our needs. mLIMS is a great organizational and time-saving tool!"

Martha Zeeman

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

"We have more than three transgenic mice colonies in our lab. We had a hard time managing each colony well. It is a challenge for us to consistently record data. In the last 5 months, we have been using mLIMS mouse colony software. It is very easy to enter and display mice data. The developer responded very promptly to resolve our questions. I love to use it every day. Thank you for mLIMS; my colonies are secure."

Sung-Hyeok Hong, DVM, PhD,

Georgetown University