Company
St John's Laboratory is a specialist supplier of laboratory research kits, antibodies and reagents for scientists academia, biotech and pharma. We empower life science research with rigorously validated tools for the detection, quantification, and qualification of proteins and metabolites.
What we stand for
We are committed to advancing science sustainably.
Our mission is to become the most sustainability-conscious supplier in life sciences — delivering high-quality products, faster and more affordably, with a clear environmental conscience.
What sets us apart
- We founded the Antibody Validation Forum, a leading platform where experts share best practices and drive innovation in antibody validation.
- Our Antibody Validation Project offers one of the industry’s largest trial-size antibody programs—reducing waste and lowering risk for researchers.
- We’re advancing digital transparency by updating validation data and scientific resources in real-time.
Our response to industry challenges
Under the increasingly challenging environmental conditions faced on our planet, we are growing ever conscious to reduce our impact within the industry as we look towards sustainable practices - both in the sourcing of materials and promoting transparency in our supply chain, and the line of distribution. We are increasingly moving towards digitisation, and promoting these changes to our customers, so they may benefit in having access to the most up to date validation data and scientific resources, at the click of a button.
We recognise that research is inherently trial and error based, and to enable scientists to reach their objectives faster, we continue to update and validate product information with our expanding data resources, as well as offering trial size antibodies through our Antibody Validation Project - one of the largest ranges of trial size antibody programs on the market - so that we can limit the risk to our customers and to their research.
We want to hear from our customers so that we can mitigate risks in performance, and collaborate in opportunities which promote sustainability in scientific research.