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UL vs. MET

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Just curious if anyone here has made the jump from UL to MET?

After reading through the post about UL dropping the VN fees I have been looking into MET and possibly making the switch. If any of you have done it or are thinking about it as well, would like any feedback that you may have for or against. Thanks in advance.

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Erik Sine Master Engineer

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A few of you that have changed over to MET I'd hope that you would chime in. I myself would love to know how the transition went and now how it's going with a lab who sticks more to the standards than one that trails off on their own.

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MET is a customer so my input is not 100% on point regarding any switch from UL to MET. We are a Vendor only for them and from that perspective Met is great to work with and pays on time.

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