Our indicators are built on peer-reviewed research and breakthrough chemistry developed at Arizona State University’s Biodesign Institute.
CryoVeritas technology originates from the laboratory of Prof. Chad Borges at the Biodesign Institute at Arizona State University. The Borges Lab specializes in developing novel chemical tools for analytical and bioanalytical applications, including tunable time-temperature indicators (TTIs) that form the foundation of every CryoVeritas product.
Years of fundamental research into thermochromic chemistry and reaction kinetics led to the development of indicators with precisely controllable signal temperatures and response times. This work enables visual cold-chain monitoring that is simple, accurate, and cost-effective.
This publication presents the peer-reviewed science behind CryoVeritas indicators, detailing the novel thermochromic chemistry, tunable reaction kinetics, and validation data that demonstrate reliable visual detection of temperature excursions across a wide range of cold-chain conditions. The research establishes the foundation for cost-effective, non-reversible time-temperature indicators designed to protect vaccines, biologics, and biospecimens.
Precisely engineered chemistry allows each indicator to be tuned to a specific signal temperature, from 0 °C down to –67 °C and beyond, matching the exact requirements of your cold-chain.
Reaction kinetics are fine-tuned so that indicators respond within calibrated timeframes: fast enough to detect dangerous excursions while avoiding false positives during routine handling.
Once triggered, the color change is permanent and cannot be reversed, providing a trustworthy, tamper-evident record of temperature exposure that holds up to scrutiny.