How to implement TokuKit on global trials

See how translational scientists running global trials reduce site-to-site variability through training, monitoring, and rapid communication.

TokuKit kit components on a lab bench

TokuKit Deployment Snapshot

10,000+
Kits Deployed

TokuKits shipped to sites and distribution partners

~117
Clinical Sites

Used at busy trial sites, medical centers, hospitals

TokuKit runs across medical centers, community hospitals, and research sites. Trusted by $B+ sponsors and large-scale CROs.

If a site can run pharmacokinetic (PK) samples, it can run TokuKit

TokuKit fits the workflows sites already use for PK safety samples, and it's simpler.

The concern

There's no way clinical sites are actually processing samples with TokuKit. Only specialized or tertiary labs can pull it off. Smaller hospitals would struggle to adopt it.

- A skeptical sponsor objection

The reality

Same skillset, simpler protocol

Any Phase 1/2 site already runs PK safety samples. TokuKit is the same skillset on a simpler protocol: no centrifuge.

TokuKit Blood draw → Transfer → Incubate → Ship on ice

PK safety sample Blood draw → Centrifuge → Aliquot → Ship on ice

Used today across Phase 1 & 2 trials at academic centers, community hospitals, and private practices, handled by phlebotomists, nurses, CRCs, or research assistants.

What sites are saying

Overall, the feedback received has been very positive, with sites reporting that the kits are straightforward to use and that implementation has been smooth.
- EU Drug Developer · ~$150M Raised
The Teiko kits were easy to use, and the instructions were clear.
- UK CRO · 1,000+ employees

Step by step guide

The practices below come from translational scientists currently running global trials.

01

Cold Storage site assessment before the trial starts

Make sure your sites have access to -80C freezer or dry ice.

02

Include the TokuKit manual into the official lab manual

Make sure the TokuKit manual is correctly inserted into your official lab manual, with other protocols.

03

Create a virtual dry-run with the sites to review the workflow

Organize a meeting with your sites, Teiko and (possibly) your CRO to make sure all process steps for collection are clearly understood. Specifically, include details of collection and handling in site initiation visit slides.

04

Reinforce training after the first collection

Use the first patient visit (i.e. Cycle 1, Day 1) to reinforce training and collection. Inspect any deviations from protocol. Retraining can happen through regularly scheduled investigator or cohort management meetings.

05

Immediate escalation and cross-site communication

When the sponsor identifies a problem at one site, the fix is shared across all sites and trials. Example: a -80°C storage deviation caught at one site triggered reminders to all sites within 48 hours. Teiko can support cross-site communication when needed.

06

Protocol deviation tracking by root cause

Missed samples and incorrect storage events are tracked with root cause analysis. Sites with recurring patterns receive additional training with Teiko and (possibly) your CRO.

Want to talk through how this applies to your trial?

We can walk you through how current sponsors have integrated TokuKit into their existing site operations across the EU, US, and Asia Pacific.

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