Easing your Screening
The leading manufacturer of ready-to-use cell culture plates
Everyday solutions for your in vitro ADME-Tox needs
Everyday solutions for your in vitro ADME-Tox needs
ReadyCell facilitates and streamlines drug discovery and development study assays with readily available kits that are stored and transported at room temperature.
Pre-Plated Products
Our cell-based ready-to-use kits maximize efficacy and safety testing of active molecules as an alternative to animal testing for drug discovery.
Worldwide Shipping
Thanks to our innovative and patented Shipping Medium, a gel-like preservation matrix, we send cells at room temperature around the globe.
Cost-Saving Assays
Allow your business to respond better to market needs, have a reliable provider of high-quality cell kits, and reduce your capital expenditure.
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Discover our innovative monolayer ADME in vitro assay tools plus efflux and absorption transporters and toxicity metabolism.
A ReadyCell & SOLVO Biotechnology meeting is taking place in Barcelona
We are happy to have with us Csenge Barabás, Nóra Kovács, Joseph Zolnerciksand and Dávid Bajkó to discuss a range of topics and to visit our facilities.
ReadyCell at the IX BiotechHealth Annual Symposium
ReadyCell will support academic research through its sponsorship at the IX BiotechHealth Symposium, which will be held on 28 June in Porto.
Caco-2 based in vitro models for the screening of anti-inflammatory drugs
Inflammatory reactions of the intestinal tract are the result of a combination of hereditary, genetic and/or environmental factors that have been clustered in the inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). ReadyCell has available CacoReady and CacoGoblet to assay compounds inflammatory properties.
Cell-based in vitro models to characterize Food-Drug Interactions
It is well known that food intake changes luminal conditions (e.g. pH, motility, microbiota,…) in the stomach and the small intestine, modifying drugs bioavailability. Food-drug interactions are one of the major challenges for oral-administered drugs, even more so if considering the growing use of food supplements and functional foods.