Worldwide, there are more than 300 million biological specimens stored at temperatures below -80 °C, but most of them are unusable. According to the U.S. National Institutes of Health, up to 70% of those samples are worthless because the lack of traceability. Without proper environmental storage records, there’s no way to validate the samples have been adequately preserved.
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Filtered water is a requirement for drinking supplies, food processing plants, so it’s no surprise it’s of the utmost importance for the pharmaceutical industry. Without a high-quality water filtration system in place, contaminants in the water can alter the lifesaving medications and solutions we depend on.
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The pharmaceutical industry is one of the top five industries in the world, valued at more than $86 billion dollars back in 2015. In an industry comprised of various sectors, strict regulations have been put in place by the World Health Organization (WHO) to ensure safety and quality on a global scale. The list is long, but one of the most important factors that could turn lifesaving materials into hazardous materials is climate control.
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