Sodina Company's Medical Materials Pass Multiple Tests, Ensuring Safer Medical Devices

Recently, Sodina Company announced that its latest development of medical materials has successfully passed a series of rigorous tests, providing a brand-new guarantee for the safety and reliability of medical devices.
Firstly, the company's medical casing has undergone waterproofing tests using the standard water column test method to assess its water resistance. The test results show that under specified pressure, the casing exhibits outstanding waterproof performance, strictly adhering to the requirement of no leakage within the designated time frame.
Secondly, significant progress has been made in antibacterial testing. Sodina Company employed standard antibacterial activity assessment methods such as ASTM E2149-20. Specific bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus or Escherichia coli were inoculated onto the sample surface, and after a certain period of cultivation, the survival rate of bacteria was measured. The test results demonstrate that the company's antibacterial casing exhibits a significant bacteria inhibition effect, effectively reducing the risk of bacterial infection.
Lastly, biocompatibility testing was a crucial aspect of the company's development process. According to ISO 10993 standards, Sodina Company conducted multiple tests including cytotoxicity, skin irritation, and allergic reactions on the casing material. By exposing the casing material to human cells or animal models, the impact on cell survival rate, tissue reaction, and immune system was observed. The test results indicate that the material is harmless to the human body and meets the biocompatibility requirements of medical devices.
Sodina Company stated that they will continue to dedicate themselves to the research and innovation of medical materials, continuously enhancing the safety and reliability of their products, and making greater contributions to the global medical industry. The passing of these series of tests signifies the consolidation