Microbiology & toxicology contract testing for the pharmaceutical and medical device industries

Article

Sponsored Content

Wickham Laboratories Ltd is a trusted name in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries with over 50 years of experience in contract testing, research and consultancy.

Wickham Laboratories Ltd is a trusted name in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries with over 50 years of experience in contract testing, research and consultancy. We maintain only the highest standard of quality at all stages while providing rapid turnaround for both routine testing and bespoke one-off projects.

 

Whether assisting a start-up company demonstrating proof of concept, or working with a global medical device manufacturer, our expert technicians recognise the importance of delivering an exceptional service by taking the time with every client to fully understand their individual requirements.

 

We are routinely inspected by the MHRA and FDA, operating in accordance with GMP / GLP as well as to ISO and ICH guidelines.
Our services include:

 

  • Antimicrobial / preservative efficacy


  • Bacterial endotoxin / monocyte activation test (MAT)


  • Bioburden determination


  • Biological indicator enumeration


  • Cytotoxicity testing (ISO 10993-5)


  • Environmental monitoring


  • In vitro diagnostic assays such as ELISA, BCA and Western Blot


  • Rapid microbial identification (MALDI-ToF)


  • Log reduction testing


  • Microbial limits testing, including TAMC / TYMC and absence of specified pathogens


  • Potency bioassays and abnormal toxicity on biological products


  • Pyrogen testing


  • Sterility testing

  • Stability storage and testing

  • USP I-VI plastics tests

 

Contact Details:

Company name: Wickham Laboratories Ltd
Phone: +44 (0)1329 226600
E-mail: mail@wickhamlabs.co.uk
Website:www.wickhamlabs.co.uk

Recent Videos
Drug Digest: Focusing on Solid Dosage Trends and Demand
Behind the Headlines, episode 7
Behind the Headlines episode 6
Drug Digest: Is Our Understanding of Stability Changing
Related Content