Cryolab Ltd

Cryolab has published practical guidance for donor sperm banks and andrology laboratories on quarantine storage, witnessed release, straw allocation within donor family limits and shipping straws to fertility clinics.

Cryolab has published practical guidance for IVF clinics moving their frozen embryo, oocyte and sperm store to new premises, covering regulatory approval, inventory reconciliation, dry shippers, witnessing and commissioning the new store.

Cryolab has published practical guidance for research animal facilities and transgenic cores on the straws, visotubes, labelling, shipping and PPE that decide whether a frozen mouse line can be recovered years later.

A new Cryolab guide explains how veterinary practices and breeders can run canine semen banks that last for decades, covering tank sizing, client separation, shared responsibility and frozen shipping.

A new Cryolab guide for hatcheries and fisheries programmes covers field collection, straw formats, storage tank sizing and nitrogen planning across the spawning season.

Cryolab, which has supplied the IVF sector since 2000, has published full details of SpermScope®, its reusable cell analysis chamber.

Cryolab, a specialist supplier of cryogenic equipment, consumables and servicing to the healthcare, fertility and research sectors, has published an annual self-audit for cryogenic storage rooms.

Cryogenic equipment specialist Cryolab Ltd has published a stage-by-stage account of how storage vessel vacuum failures progress, from the first measurable warning to the point of sample risk.

Chichester-based cryogenic equipment specialist Cryolab Ltd has published a cost analysis showing that a laboratory's annual liquid nitrogen spend is determined primarily by its choice of storage vessel rather than its gas contract.

There is a question nobody asks when booking cryogenic transport until something has already gone wrong. Why Cryogenic Transport Is a Different Problem Than Cryogenic Storage Storage is a controlled environment problem.