Five services, one accountable operation.
Most cold chain failures happen at a handoff — between the warehouse and the packer, the packer and the carrier, the carrier and the customs broker. We hold all of it, so there is one record and one party answerable for it.
Labeling & Packaging
Approved artwork, printed on stock rated for the temperature it will live at — down to application directly onto already-frozen surfaces.
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Cold Chain Storage
Five tiers from controlled room temperature to liquid nitrogen vapour phase, monitored continuously and recorded against your lot and expiry data.
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Kitting & Assembly
Specimen collection kits, diagnostic kits and protocol-specific builds, assembled to your component list and reconciled on every run.
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Fulfillment & Distribution
Receiving, put-away, pick-pack, FEFO rotation, returns and recall support — with the paperwork a regulated client needs behind it.
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International Shipping
UN3373, dry ice, dry shippers, import permits and customs documentation, prepared so the shipment clears instead of sitting on a dock.
Learn moreTemperature tiers
Every tier your materials need, under one accountable chain.
Most providers hand you off at the edge of their range. We hold the whole ladder, so a programme that spans refrigerated reagents and cryopreserved cells does not span two vendors.
+15 → +25 °C
Controlled room temperature
Ambient-stable materials held inside a defined, monitored range — not simply left in the room.
- Lyophilised reagents
- Plasticware and consumables
- Kit components
- Buffers and media
+2 → +8 °C
Refrigerated
The working temperature of most of the life-science world, and the tier where excursions cost the most.
- Antibodies and enzymes
- Sera and cell culture media
- IVD reagents
- Biologics and vaccines
−20 °C
Frozen
Standard frozen storage for nucleic acids, controls and aliquoted material.
- Nucleic acids and plasmids
- Aliquoted serum
- Assay controls
- Temperature-sensitive enzymes
−80 °C
Ultra-low
Deep frozen storage and dry-ice transport for material that cannot see a warm minute.
- mRNA and viral vectors
- PBMCs and tissue
- Long-term biospecimens
- Master and working banks
≤ −150 °C
Cryogenic
Liquid nitrogen vapour phase, in dry shippers that hold their charge across an international lane.
- Cell and gene therapy material
- Stem cells
- Cryopreserved PBMC
- Reproductive tissue
Tell us what you need to move, and at what temperature.
Send us the materials, the temperatures and the destinations. We will come back with a scope and a price — not a discovery call.