CryoPort, Inc. Completes Pilot Shipping Program for the Mayo Clinic
Market Wire, October, 2008
CryoPort, Inc. (OTCBB: CYRX) today announced that it has recently completed an initial pilot shipping program for the Mayo Clinic.
The trial involved a CryoPort Express(TM) shipment from the major biotech hub of Boston, MA to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN.
Peter Berry, CEO of CryoPort, commented, "Successfully completing this initial pilot program with such an esteemed research center such as the Mayo Clinic is just a continuation of our ongoing efforts in the clinical trial space."
The shipper arrived safely and at proper temperature. The shipper then underwent an additional test to determine how long it will hold its temperature after arrival at its final destination.
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Mr. Berry continued, "We continue to refine our approach toward our target markets and are beginning to see the results of our efforts. Each successful pilot program brings us one step closer to achieving our long term goals. Having recently added DuPont Crop Protection and Quest Diagnostics to our roster of clients has helped to establish and expand our credibility in the marketplace."
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About CryoPort, Inc.
CryoPort ( www.cryoport.com ) develops leading edge, proprietary, technology-driven shipping and storage products for use in the rapidly growing global biotechnology and biopharmaceutical cold chain. The products developed by CryoPort are essential components of the infrastructure required for the testing, research and end user delivery of temperature-sensitive medicines and biomaterials in an increasingly complex logistical environment.
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