|Articles|February 12, 2021

Experience the Art of Science on Your Drug Development Project with Pfizer CentreOne®

Pfizer CentreOne® is a global CDMO embedded within Pfizer and a leading supplier of specialty APIs. Visit www.pfizercentreone.com.

Pfizer CentreOne has years of drug development experience and there are few challenges we haven’t faced. We leverage our development and tech transfer expertise to guide your product through milestones and overcome project challenges to take you further.

Worldwide, our sites have been developing and manufacturing Pfizer’s broad array of innovative molecules for decades, and this legacy helps ensure a successful collaboration with you:

  • More than 400 tech transfers in various stages a year (2019)
  • Regulatory experience supporting 60+ countries

We offer the knowledge, network, and expert legacy to act as your creative problem solver and collaborative partner on your drug development project.

We offer an expert suite of development and optimization services in formulation, clinical drug manufacturing, analytical testing, validation, and method development.

Access our wide-range of capabilities to support today’s therapeutic trends:

  • Small molecule APIs
  • Large molecule biologics
  • Oral solids
  • Sterile injectables

Pfizer CentreOne
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