Core Viewpoint - The first batch of "Domestic Good Instruments" for 2026 has been announced, highlighting the progress of domestic scientific research equipment from "usable" to "well-used" based on real user feedback [1][2]. Group 1: Selection of Domestic Good Instruments - Nine companies have successfully entered the list of "Domestic Good Instruments" after rigorous material review and technical evaluation [2][3]. - The selected instruments include a variety of products such as a rapid fluorescence quantitative PCR system and a drug stability testing box, showcasing the diversity of domestic scientific instruments [3]. Group 2: Evaluation Criteria - The selection process emphasizes user feedback, with at least 30 real users providing feedback over a period of more than six months [5]. - The evaluation focuses on five core dimensions: demand satisfaction, quality satisfaction, cost-effectiveness, service experience, and recommendation willingness [5]. - This rigorous evaluation not only strengthens the selection of good instruments but also helps manufacturers identify product optimization directions, promoting the transition of domestic instruments from "usable" to "well-used" [5].