Your Cold Chain Engineering
Solutions Partner for Biopharma

We help prepare you for a successful regulatory filing every step of the way—assessing your cold chain, drug stability, packaging, and third-party logistics qualifications; developing a validation master plan; conducting transport simulation testing; and preparing your team for the CTD submission and pre-approval inspection.

Whether you need turnkey support or you want to augment your in-house resources, our customizable Transport Simulation Solutions can deliver the robust data regulators expect during your drug’s review and approval. We assess transport risks, develop validation master plans, and rigorously test drug formulations and packaging for the five hazards that can occur in transport—concurrently and at the edges of the supply chain’s operating space—through our ISO-certified Advantage Transport Simulation Laboratory™.

Modality Solutions can conduct rigorous, comprehensive testing of your therapeutic against a wide range of ASTM and ISTA standards at our independent Advantage Transport Simulation Laboratory™ or a third-party lab—ranging from plunger movement studies to confirm sterility and efficacy, to drug-device functionality testing, and many other applications.

When you’re preparing for a new filing, responding to an Information Request, or looking to improve the supply chain for a commercial product, our Cold Chain Consulting and Cold Chain Engineering™ services are invaluable. Our cold chain consultants and experts draw on their extensive experience to help you overcome complex supply chain challenges, reduce risk, and meet regulatory requirements at every phase.

We help enhance your cold chain’s performance for therapeutics that have already reached the commercial market—reducing shipping and packaging costs while ensuring your drug product remains protected in transit. From package design engineering and evaluation, to packaging selection support, to logistics network design, our Cold Chain Optimization Solutions ensure your supply chain is up to the challenge of transporting fragile or controlled-temperature therapies.