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Authored by: Teagan Horan, Applications Scientist, SiMPore and Peng Miao, Applications Scientist, HORIBA Instruments Inc. Introduction USP788 is an accepted method by which to test parenteral drug products for the presence of subvisible particles 10 µm and larger. Method I utilizes light obscuration to detect and measure levels of these particles. When samples exceed the […]

SiMPore Inc. is replacing tolerance data in microns or nanometers with percentage of target diameter in its porous membrane chip products in order to match similar products on the market. Open Notice in new tab

We analyzed seven top bottled water brands with 8 µm and 3 µm cut-off SiMPore Filter Disks, reporting the total particle counts from one-liter water bottles—and you won’t believe the results! Read the study

SiMPore Inc. announces changes to the product numbers for its Filter Disk product family, effective November 11, 2025. Open Notice in new tab

SiMPore Inc. announces the change to a hexagonal chip shape for its Aperture Windows effective August, 2025. Open Notice in new tab

Instruction for Use: Handling and Cleaning Recommendations for Silicon-based TEM Window Grids

SiMPore Inc. announces the discontinuation of the µSiM-CV Barrier Cell Culture Kits and Related Components effective January 27, 2025.

SiMPore Inc. announces the discontinuation of its nanoparticle separation vial products, effective August 16, 2024.

Application Note: Impact of analytical filter surface on total analysis time – Bigger isn’t always better! Read the study

Application Note: Microplastics in Drinking Water – Do Household Pitcher Filters Really Work?