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In regulated healthcare manufacturing, sterilization is only one part of the product lifecycle. The period that follows, between sterilization and distribution, is equally critical to preserving product integrity, compliance, and supply chain continuity.

As the pharmaceutical industry gathers in Paris for Pharmapack 2026, Medistri joins the event with a clear purpose: connecting innovation, speed, and quality across every stage of healthcare manufacturing.

As medical devices and pharmaceutical products progress toward commercialization, regulatory compliance and documented evidence become prerequisites for market access.

In regulated manufacturing environments, cleaning and reprocessing play a critical role in ensuring that materials and products can safely and consistently progress through downstream operations. These activities directly support product quality, process reliability, and regulatory compliance across a wide range of healthcare manufacturing services.

At Medistri, we recognize that terminal sterilisation is a critical process step requiring uncompromising assurance while preserving the integrity and performance of medical devices. Our EO sterilization services are designed to integrate into your development and manufacturing operations, delivering controlled, validated, and traceable processes aligned with regulatory expectations.

For a product to reach its final users in full compliance with its specifications, assembly and finishing activities must take place in a controlled and well-defined environment. From order intake through final delivery, Medistri follows a structured and validated manufacturing workflow designed to ensure consistency, quality, and regulatory compliance at every stage.

EO is a well-established low-temperature sterilization process widely used across the medical device and pharmaceutical industries. While EO Sterilization and EO Treatment are sometimes used interchangeably, they represent two fundamentally different approaches with important quality, validation, and regulatory implications.

Selecting the appropriate sterilization approach begins with understanding how different products behave under exposure. A single load cycle is designed to sterilize products that share comparable material properties, packaging configurations, geometry, and sterilization requirements.

Medistri is attending Pharmapack 2026 in Paris, France from January 21 to 22, hosting a booth to cater client meetings, showcase its services and answer all questions.

Chemical characterization and toxicological risk assessment are central components of the modern biological evaluation of medical devices. Regulators expect manufacturers to demonstrate a clear understanding of the substances present in their device, the potential patient exposure to those substances, and whether such exposures may represent any toxicological concern.