In our latest study, we examined the extractables profiles of different glass types in order to determine the amount of leachable elements from glass. See the results here!
Examining the Extractables Profiles of Different types of Glass
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About the Author : Marc Menickella
Marc Menickella earned his bachelor’s degree in communication studies and marketing from The College of New Jersey. As Associate Product Manager for WHEATON, Marc's main focus is glass and plastic vials for both research and packaging applications. In addition, with his experience in social media marketing, Marc manages WHEATON’s social media platforms including LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter.
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