A History of IVPT Innovation
Teledyne LABS in vitro permeation testing (IVPT) instruments are built on decades of performance in pharmaceutical innovation in the testing of topical and transdermal drug delivery and other substances that permeate the skin.
It has been over 25 years since Teledyne LABS released our groundbreaking Microette model of diffusion testers. The Microette, a brainchild of our Hanson brand, was the first automated Vertical Diffusion Cell (VDC) available anywhere. Hanson's innovative VDC was developed in collaboration with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and signified a tremendous stride within the scientific community. It was later adopted into USP <1724> as the “Model A."
Our rich history of robust, precise, easy-to-use IVPT products actually began with our modified Franz Cell, patented in 1980. We have since eclipsed that milestone with our automated, computer-controlled Phoenix Flex dry‐heat system, built on the solid foundation established by the Microette and modified Franz Cell.
Today, Teledyne LABS is well-known and well-respected worldwide, appreciated not only for the quality of our IVPT and IVRT instruments, but also for our exceptional customer care and technical expertise. We are backed by 45 years of experience to fully support you before, during and long after you receive your new diffusion cell tester.
As you conduct due diligence in choosing a diffusion cell tester, consider our compact DB-Max or the Phoenix Flex, progeny of the Microette. The Phoenix Flex is controlled by Teledyne LABS' Diffusion Master™ software, allowing you to independently operate up to two RDS systems (24 vertical diffusion cells) at once from a single computer workstation.