CryoStork® When Your Samples Matter, So Does the Way You Ship Them
Transporting biological samples isn’t something you want to leave to chance. Whether you’re moving frozen embryos, sperm, or delicate research materials, the CryoStork® Series makes sure your samples stay secure and at the right temperature every step of the way.
A Model for Every Need
The CryoStork® range offers five different sizes — V2, V3, V4, V6, and V10 — so you can pick the one that fits your specific needs. From small batches to larger loads, these shippers cover everything IVF clinics and labs require. Sizes vary from 2 to 10 litres, meaning whether you’re shipping a few samples or a big shipment, there’s a CryoStork for you.
Safe, Reliable Cooling
What sets CryoStork apart is the vapour-phase liquid nitrogen technology. It keeps samples ultra-cold without the mess or risk of liquid spills. Plus, the insulation is top-notch, so your samples stay frozen for a long time — even during longer trips.
Real-Time Temperature Monitoring
Worried about what’s happening inside the shipper during transit? Optional data loggers give you a live temperature readout, so you can track your samples’ conditions all the way from pickup to delivery.
Built Tough, Meets All Standards
Trusted by Professionals Worldwide
Fertility clinics, research labs, and transport services around the globe rely on CryoStork because it simply works. It’s rugged, dependable, and designed to protect your valuable samples without fuss.
Want to find out if CryoStork is right for you?
Visit www.cryolab.co.uk. We’re here to help you keep your samples safe, wherever they need to go.
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