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Prepare for Bar Coding

May 2, 2004
By: Hallie Forcinio

Drug makers and their suppliers will need good planning and organization to meet the new bar coding requirements for drug products used in hospitals.

Packaging Helps Protect Temperature-Sensitive Products

Mar 2, 2004
By: Hallie Forcinio

Protecting a product from temperature abuse is gaining importance as regulators seek proof of product stability throughout the distribution process.

State-of-the-Art Packaging Machines

Jan 2, 2004
By: Hallie Forcinio

With new features such as servo-controlled operations and modularity, today's packaging machines offer enhanced flexibility, increased uptime, and reduced product waste.

Designing a New Drug Package

Oct 2, 2003
By: Hallie Forcinio

The process of designing a new drug package must follow specific steps to ensure low costs and rapid market approval.

Improved Blister Packaging Benefits Consumers, Caregivers, and Drug Makers

Sep 2, 2003
By: Hallie Forcinio

New blister packaging offers patient compliance aids, child-resistant mechanisms, and space to include brand information.

Interphex Serves as a Showcase for New Materials and Machines

Aug 2, 2003
By: Hallie Forcinio

Interphex provided pharmaceutical manufacturers an opportunity to view the latest packaging materials and machinery.

Preventing Metal Contamination

Jul 2, 2003
By: Hallie Forcinio

Various types of metal detectors on teh market today can be used to protect product quality.

Are you ready for Gen3

Jun 2, 2003
By: Hallie Forcinio

The latest generation of packaging equipment boasts technologies surpassing those of its predecessors while offering ease in operation, maintenance, and integration.

What Can Radio Frequency Identification Do for Pharmaceutical Packaging?

May 2, 2003
By: Hallie Forcinio

Already proven to be a useful tool in other industries, RFID may be the next innovative solution in product tracking and tracing.

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