Sample Science Blog

Despite multiple issues, using printed or handwritten labels which are then stuck to sample tubes, is commonplace. Damaged, lost, or unreadable sample tube labels are just a few of the issues that create problems for busy labs handling a large volumes of samples.

As research teams seek treatments for a growing number of diseases, the volume of samples in storage continues to increase. Exponentially in some cases. So consolidation is crucial.

Careful planning with an experienced provider is the key to transporting biological samples and relocating your lab.

Unlike biopharmaceutical samples, frozen food must adhere to strict regulations for how it is routinely frozen, stored, and shipped.

The staggering amount of money needed for drug development is overwhelming, so reducing your clinical trial budget warrants serious thought.

You can mitigate against two hazards in storage and handling when you securely cap your samples: Evaporation and Cross-Contamination.