Biotech & Life Sciences
Labels for labs, not lifestyle brands.
Cryogenic storage, chemical wipe-down, and scan-critical data. Facestock, adhesive, and print method specified as a system — because a label that falls off at −80°C is a traceability failure.
San Diego is a life-science market. We manufacture labels for vials, reagents, kits, and secondary packaging that have to survive conditions that destroy a standard construction.
We are not your regulatory counsel and we do not issue compliance certifications. We make the physical label perform: readable type, scannable codes, adhesive that holds in the environment you specify.
Applications
- Cryogenic vials and tubes (−80°C and LN2)
- Reagent and kit labels
- Clinical and laboratory sample ID
- Serialized and lot-specific variable data
- GS1-128 and DataMatrix
- Tamper-evident seals on closures
Construction notes
Cryogenic performance depends on facestock and adhesive together. A polyester film with a general-purpose adhesive is not a cryogenic label. Thermal print that smears under IPA is not a lab label.
Tell us the temperature, the solvent exposure, the container, and whether the code has to scan at the end of the product life. We will recommend a construction and, for ultra-low applications, a sample you can put in your freezer before you approve the run.
Inspection
Barcode quality and print consistency are checked before shipment. If your protocol requires a minimum scan grade, put that on the RFQ.