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10 Temperature Monitor Qualification Considerations - Vimarsana News

10 Temperature Monitor Qualification Considerations

From the 2022 ISTA Forum TempPack: Panelists discussed the latest on temperature recording device (TRD) qualification, including dry ice and LCD screens, probes that disconnect, and what to consider before selecting a shipper integrated with a TRD.

Logistics Standards 101: ISTA Standards 20 and 7E - Vimarsana News

Logistics Standards 101: ISTA Standards 20 and 7E

The ISTA Pharma Committee recently held a virtual Technical Exchange to help shape the future of ISTA Standard 20 and 7E. Plus, a preview of the 2022 ISTA Forum's TempPack and training sessions taking place April 11-13 in San Diego, CA.

Logistics Standards 101: ISTA Standards 20 and 7E - Vimarsana News

Logistics Standards 101: ISTA Standards 20 and 7E

The ISTA Pharma Committee recently held a virtual Technical Exchange to help shape the future of ISTA Standard 20 and 7E. Plus, a preview of the 2022 ISTA Forum's TempPack and training sessions taking place April 11-13 in San Diego, CA.

Mechanical Testing for Passive Thermal Coolers: Practical Q&A for Life Sciences - Vimarsana News

Mechanical Testing for Passive Thermal Coolers: Practical Q&A for Life Sciences

Communicating acceptance criteria with your lab is key in mechanical testing of passive shippers. At this week’s ISTA TempPack Forum, industry experts held an open discussion on mechanical testing requirements, offering both the end user and supplier perspective. Much of the talk centered around allowable product and shipper damage, as well as payload selection with some real-life examples from panelists. Will the worst case scenario always be the maximum payload? How do you go about defining your payload for testing? The most weight doesn’t always mean the worst-case scenario....