Involves a series of tests specifically designed to measure the sturdiness of the outer/secondary packaging. This is to ensure that the packaging can meet industry standards and can safely contain the devices during shipping, handling, and storage.
We are an ISTA certified packaging test lab (ID Number ST-2339). MPT is devoted to the validation, testing and design of packaging for medical device manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, biotech companies, and the diagnostic industry.
Medical Package Testing (MPT) is a division of Life Science Outsourcing, Inc. (LSO), which is an ISTA-certified packaging test lab (ID Number ST-2339). MPT is devoted to the validation, testing, and design of packaging for medical device manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, biotech companies, and the diagnostic industry. Our testing and validation services are based on ISO 11607-1:2006 and are designed to assure compliance with FDA, ISO, EN, and CE Mark requirements.
LSO’s Package Validation Testing verifies seal strength, integrity, and contamination resistance in compliance with ISO 11607 and ASTM standards. Our testing methods—including peel, burst, dye penetration, and bubble emission—ensure your packaging performs safely and effectively through processing, handling, and shelf life. Explore how our validation services support regulatory approval and product security.
Includes Accelerated Aging and Real Time Aging. These tests are conducted to determine whether the packaging configuration is sufficient to maintain product sterility throughout the intended shelf life period.
LSO’s Real-Time Aging studies provide definitive shelf-life data by storing products under standard conditions, often run alongside Accelerated Aging to support regulatory approval.
LSO’s Environmental Conditioning exposes medical packaging to controlled temperature and humidity cycles, following ASTM D4332, to verify performance under real-world storage and distribution conditions.
Involves a series of tests specifically designed to measure the sturdiness of the outer/secondary packaging. This is to ensure that the packaging can meet industry standards and can safely contain the devices during shipping, handling, and storage.
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