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Charter Medical wins FDA approval for cryogenic storage containers

Charter Medical, a Lydall company, has received 510(k) clearance for Cell-Freeze cryogenic storage containers designed for peripherally derived stem cell applications.

Cell-Freeze is used for cryogenic temperature applications as low as -196°C for storage, preservation and transfer. Cell-Freeze containers have a uniquely designed proprietary membrane port with attached cap to minimize exposure of the product, the company said.

Cell-Freeze containers have pre-attached labels making it easy to include manual information or adhere computer generated labels. They are available in a range of configurations to fit a variety of freezing systems.

Peter Ferris, president of Charter Medical, said: “We are excited to introduce Cell-Freeze cryogenic storage containers for peripheral blood stem cells. This innovative new product leverages Charter Medical’s years of expertise in blood transfusion and cell therapy applications.”