Electronics parts complete assortment

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Finding a reliable source for electronic parts has proven frustrating for users, with many reporting high prices and extensive search times. There is a specific interest in locating a supplier that caters to laboratory orders, ideally offering a comprehensive assortment of parts at competitive prices. Users are seeking recommendations for websites that can fulfill bulk orders efficiently. The discussion highlights a need for a centralized platform to simplify the purchasing process for electronic components. Overall, the search for an affordable, all-in-one supplier remains a significant challenge.
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Well I have no where else to look. I have tried various websites stores etc. I have looked into various sources sites extensively. And so far everything is just a source of aggravation. I can find all of the various parts but its over priced and takes to much searching to find parts. I just wanted to know if anyone has a site that does laboratory orders so that I could order all the parts that I will need for a long time. The type of order a lab would make. Within a 4000< the cheaper the better. Thanks!
 
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