Baorui Biology learned from our old customers that our V310S-KHF Karl Fischer oven moisture analyzer has a good effect on detecting freeze-dried products with very small sample sizes. Therefore, they called to inquire whether our company's product is suitable for moisture detection of microsphere freeze-dried products. After preliminary technical communication and comparison of actual sample testing, the effect can meet the customer's requirements and has good repeatability. The customer immediately started the procurement process. Currently, the company's instrument has completed installation and training and is put into use.

Freeze dried microspheres (also known as freeze-dried beads, freeze-dried micro cores, or freeze-dried dot balls) make reagents into spherical shapes, which can be made into one microsphere per person. This can be integrated into chips or packaged into 8-tube tubes, where one ball or tube is equivalent to one person's portion. This can quickly achieve reconstitution, taking as many portions as needed without the need for excessive reconstitution, and can be operated by general operators. Freeze dried microspheres are particularly suitable for the diagnostic reagent industry. By designing different chip disks or cards for different detection projects, it is possible to achieve rapid reconstitution of designed complex solutions and multiple indicator detection in one go.