Single Lot Release

Sterile label claims for individual lots

Controlled sterilization and release of individual production or clinical lots, with the documentation and testing required to support release. A streamlined path for devices in early development heading into clinical trials, without a full validation program.

A faster path to a sterile lot

Not every device needs a full validation program yet. When you are heading into a clinical study or releasing a single production lot, we sterilize and release that specific lot with the testing and documentation required to support it.

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Sterile label claim without a full validation program

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Works with small device quantities

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Supports IDE and clinical trial submissions

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Release documentation and testing included

Who It's For

Built for devices not yet ready for full validation

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First-in-human and early clinical studies

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IDE submissions

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Individual clinical trial lots

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Single or small production lots

What's Included

Everything required to release the lot

A focused scope built around one lot, with the same documentation discipline we apply to full validation programs.

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Controlled Cycle Processing

Your lot is processed under a monitored EO cycle with recorded parameters.

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Biological Indicator Testing

Sterility confirmation using biological indicators placed with the load.

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Release Documentation

A release package covering cycle data, test results, and lot traceability.

Our Process

A practical, risk-based approach to every project

We apply the same disciplined framework whether you need a single feasibility run or a full validation program.

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Understand the Product

Evaluate the device, materials, configuration, and intended sterilization process.

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Define the Risk

Identify the conditions and variables that challenge the process and determine what must be demonstrated.

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Build the Strategy

Develop a proportionate testing and validation approach supported by scientific rationale and applicable standards.

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Document the Rationale

Carry the technical justification through testing, qualification, and reporting so the decisions are clear and defensible.

How It Works

Four steps from intake to release

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We review your device, packaging, and study timeline

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We confirm the testing your lot requires and the quantities needed

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We sterilize your lot and coordinate release testing

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We deliver the release documentation for your submission

Choosing A Path

Single lot release or full validation?

If you are moving toward routine production, a full validation program is the right investment. For a single study or lot, this is the faster route.

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Single Lot Release

One lot, one study. A sterile label claim for the specific lot we process, with no full validation program required.

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Sterilization Validation

Routine production. A validated process supporting sterile label claims across every future lot.

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FAQs

Single Lot Release

What is a single lot release?expand_more
A single-lot release is a streamlined study for devices in early development heading into clinical trials. It allows your lot to carry a sterile label without full validation, typically conducted under an Investigational Device Exemption (IDE).
How many devices do you need?expand_more
The number depends on your study design, but we work with small quantities regularly. We will help you determine the minimum needed to generate the data required for your submission.
Will I need a full validation later?expand_more
Most teams move to a full validation program when they transition to routine production. We will evaluate what from your single lot work can support that program so you are not starting from zero.

Ready to release your lot?

Tell us about your device and study timeline. We will confirm what testing your lot needs and how quickly we can turn it around.