Cryovials

Cryovials are specialized containers designed for the storage of biological samples at ultra-low temperatures, typically in cryogenic conditions. These vials are essential in a variety of fields, including biomedical research, clinical laboratories, and biobanking, where the long-term preservation of cells, tissues, blood, and other biological materials is critical. Cryovials are constructed from high-quality, chemically resistant materials such as polypropylene, which ensures durability and protection of the samples even under extreme temperatures as low as -196°C, the temperature of liquid nitrogen. They are designed with features such as secure, leak-proof caps and internal or external threading to prevent contamination and accidental opening during storage and handling. Additionally, cryovials often come with clear, easy-to-read graduations and writing areas for efficient labeling and identification of samples. The vials are available in various sizes to accommodate different sample volumes, and some models include barcoding for integration with laboratory information management systems (LIMS). Cryovials are indispensable in ensuring the integrity and viability of biological samples for downstream applications such as genomic studies, drug development, and regenerative medicine. Their robust design and reliable performance make them a trusted choice for researchers and clinicians who require dependable sample preservation solutions.