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TheraPEAK® T-VIVO® Medium, the right choice for your T-cell culture

Reduce variability with TheraPEAK® T‑VIVO® Medium to boost cell proliferation, viability, and process efficiency. Its chemically defined, serum‑free, non‑animal origin (NAO) formulation ensures consistency and increase process control.

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TheraPEAK® T-VIVO® Cell Culture Medium is a chemically defined, non-animal origin (NAO) cell culture medium to culture and grow a variety of hematopoietic cells including:

  • T cells: both γδ (Gamma Delta) and αβ (Alpha Beta) subpopulations
  • CAR-T cells
  • Peripheral blood lymphocytes (PBL)
  • Tumor infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL)

Its novel chemically defined formulation is serum-free and non-animal origin (NAO) to ensure consistency and provide increased process control.   

Unlike other serum-free T-cell culture media, TheraPEAK® T-VIVO®  Cell Culture Medium does not require the addition of human serum (HS) to achieve the desired performance.

With traceability documentation available including Certificates of Analysis and a Drug Master File, this T-cell culture medium simplifies processes, supports regulatory compliance, and scale up from preclinical development through to manufacturing. 

TheraPEAK® T-VIVO® T-Cell Culture Medium is available in the following sizes: 

  • 1 L bottle
  • 1 L bag

Customization of packaging for specific applications is available upon request. Please contact us for additional information. 

All TheraPEAK® Products are produced according to applicable GMP standards and follow the USP/EP guidance for cell and gene therapy raw materials. TheraPEAK® Media Products are produced at FDA registered manufacturing sites under the auspices of ISO 13485 certified Quality Management Systems.

Product Specifications:

Specification
Value
TheraPEAK® T-VIVO® Cell Culture Medium 
1 Liter bottle
TheraPEAK® T-VIVO® Cell Culture Medium 1 Liter bag 

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