Molecular Devices Adds GLP Mode to GxP Software Suite
Molecular Devices has introduced a Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) mode to its SoftMax Pro GxP software. The new feature aims to assist laboratories in managing data as workflows evolve from discovery toward regulated compliance.
Molecular Devices, a Danaher company, has expanded its SoftMax Pro GxP software suite by incorporating a Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) mode. This new mode is designed to help laboratories manage data collection and analysis as workflows evolve from the discovery phase into more regulated environments.
The addition provides tools to help ensure appropriate controls are applied as laboratory workflows mature. This is particularly relevant for laboratories operating in industries with strict requirements, such as pharmaceutical development and diagnostics.
The GLP mode allows users to ensure their data is validated and traceable, which is crucial for regulatory approval. Molecular Devices has aimed to address the growing need for standardized and compliant solutions within the sector.
The SoftMax Pro GxP software is a key tool for operating microplate readers. The new GLP mode is available as part of the software's latest updates, supporting laboratories' efforts to enhance data quality and regulatory adherence.