ELGA Editorial Team

When you are prescribed a new medicine, you trust that it’s not only effective but also safe. That’s because before any medicine even touches the pharmacy shelf, it has passed stringent quality control tests. But what do these quality control tests involve, and how does purified water play such a crucial role in ensuring their effectiveness?

We discuss the role of pure water in clinical diagnostic testing and how a drop of pure water is critical in some diagnostic tests

Following on from ELGA Labwater's previous posts about coffee, we thought we'd dive a little deeper in to the use of water in coffee production

Read how ELGA’s ultrapure water purification systems can protect your experiments from harmful contaminants and help to ensure the success of your research

Ultrapure water is essential in testing for the presence of enhancement drug, which are used by athletes to push their bodies beyond their natural limits.

The pharmaceutical industry has been in something of a state of flux over the past decade. So where is the sector headed, and how will the industry use water – arguably its most important resource – in the future?