ILC Dover LP, specializing in innovative single-use solutions for biotherapeutics and pharmaceutical processing, launched Water for Injection (WFI) for the biotherapeutics market. Used for the preparation of media, buffers, and other ingredients for biopharmaceuticals and medical devices, WFI expands ILC Dover’s integrated solution set across the entire biotherapeutic and pharmaceutical manufacturing workflow.
 
The addition of WFI follows new product offerings including single-use liquid bags in addition to the company’s most recent acquisition of KSE Scientific in December 2021. As a supplier of WFI and related solutions for emerging biopharma, cell & gene therapy, tissue banking and medical device end markets, KSE Scientific combined with ILC Dover engineering offers synergies across the liquid handling and transfer workflows to meet customers’ most challenging specs and end uses.
 
The Company will manufacture multi-compendial WFI solutions in Durham, NC but ultimately will utilize its growing cGMP global footprint to support its customers and partners worldwide.
“When we identify constraints in the markets we serve – we respond. Now, by securing supply and strengthening our reliability as a solutions provider, ILC Dover is in a position to offer WFI and single-use liquid bags to customers across the world,” said Corey Walker, CEO of ILC Dover. “As we continue to grow and meet demand, we will remain focused on providing broader and more integrated workflow solutions within the biopharma, cell & gene therapy, and related life sciences end markets.”
 
ILC Dover is also expanding within KSE Scientific’s 25,000 sq.-ft. production facility in Durham, NC to offer WFI produced by distillation, a key raw material for the biopharma and cell & gene therapy markets. This expansion allows ILC Dover to have greater flexibility in serving customers around the world by adding distillation for WFI to existing reverse osmosis WFI capabilities. The company plans to expand into other sterile liquids offerings soon.