26/11/2024 | News release | Archived content
BioLife Solutions' CellSeal® CryoCase™ officially launched on November 18, 2024, and is available now for purchase for laboratory use, or for testing and evaluation. The CellSeal CryoCase, for cell and gene therapy (CGT) storage, is the first rigid primary container engineered for closed-system, fill and retrieval of larger volumes of fluid (<75 mL). The CryoCase was specifically designed for CGT developers. In this blog post, we highlight the key benefits of the CryoCase compared to traditional storage containers and share data we have compiled internally and externally in partnership with multiple CGT-focused organizations.
Traditional life science, blood processing and pharmaceutical storage containers have dominated the industry for years with little innovation. CryoCase provides the CGT industry with true, closed-system fluid processing and demonstrates functional advantages to existing containers such as cryobags and cryovials.
In-house data shows a high percentage of cryobags are rejected due to particulate contamination, and are fractured after freezing, transport or right before thawing. CryoCase lessens these issues, which have significant time and cost savings to manufacturing. Less product will be discarded from contamination or from being shattered. Review our internal testing data and analyses from third-party CGT organizations below to see how CryoCase can make a difference in your cell processing workflow.
Cell & Gene Therapy Insights: Cryopreserving CAR-T cells in a novel, rigid container maintains their phenotype and function compared to conventional cryobags and cryovials
Cell & Gene Therapy Insights: Can primary packaging selection help mitigate particulate risks in cell and gene therapy manufacturing?
Nature Portfolio + Charles River Laboratories, August 2024
Cell & Gene Therapy Insights, April 2024
Are new options needed for primary packaging?, May 2024
Novel Container for Optimal Cryostorage, May 2023
It's time to think deeper about your storage containers and consider alternatives that can produce comparable results. Utilizing new and innovative CGT-specific storage containers could result in better quality inspections, improved adherence to GMP or cGMP protocols and accelerate U.S. FDA or EU approval of new therapies. In the end, patients receiving life-saving treatments will benefit from less time and effort spent during the sample collection phase and from more therapies being brought to the market sooner.
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