Wickham Laboratories expands capacity for in-house media preparation
Wickham Laboratories Ltd is pleased to announce the recent expansion of our media preparation department. This change includes the purchase of a new autoclave and the construction of an airlock entry with a HEPA filtration system.
As part of our commitment to using only the best quality materials in our testing, we operate an in-house media preparation facility where our dedicated Media Preparation team prepare a wide assortment of the routine media used in our day to day testing. This includes agars, liquid broths, diluents, wash fluids and sterile instruments.
Ensuring the sterility of the media we produce is of utmost importance as it is used in our laboratory in the testing of a wide variety of essential pharmaceutical products and medical devices. The additional autoclave which was brought in as part of this expansion will allow us to increase production capacity and the new airlock system provides a greater deal of control over any potential microbial risks in this aseptic area.
We feel confident that these changes further provide both us and our clients with the ? assurance that all of the media used in our testing has been produced to the highest possible standard.
Company Overview
As a GMP/GLP compliant laboratory with over 50 years of experience, Wickham Laboratories Ltd is an established name in the fields of pharmaceutical and medical device contract testing, ?research and consultancy.
We conduct business with clients worldwide and the combined expertise of our laboratory technicians and managers enables us to be fully conversant with global regulatory expectations.
We are committed to providing a quality testing service, combining high levels of client satisfaction together with the maintenance of appropriate accreditation. This and the continual pursuit of delivering excellence remain central to our business. We are routinely inspected by the MHRA, FDA and Home Office, and offer the opportunity for clients to conduct audits on a regular basis.
