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Best Practices for Collecting and Preserving Wet Evidence
Wet evidence (e.g. blood-soaked fabrics, bodily fluids, plant material) is highly vulnerable to degradation and contamination. Forensic protocols require careful handling to preserve such evidence for analysis. Investigators should immediately don fresh gloves and avoid direct contact or blowing on evidence. Each wet item should be documented (location, date, collector) and placed in a temporary container for transport. Whenever possible, limit the evidence’s contact with pla

Johnson Chong
3 days ago6 min read


Lab Specimen Transport Bags: Ensuring Safe Specimen Transportation
Lab Specimen Transport Bags are essential for safely moving clinical samples between collection sites and laboratories. With leak-proof construction, biohazard labeling, and compliance with WHO transport guidelines, they help protect specimen integrity, reduce contamination risks, and support accurate laboratory results.

Johnson Chong
Dec 26, 202513 min read


Exploding Dye Packs: How They Work and Their Role in Bank Security
Exploding dye packs effectively neutralize stolen cash and mark offenders, but true cash security relies on layered protection. When combined with tamper-evident, ink-permeable security bags like those from Adsure, banks can strengthen custody control before and after incidents. Established in 1985, Adsure is one of Asia’s earliest and most trusted security bag manufacturers.

Johnson Chong
Dec 22, 202514 min read
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