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Pharmaceutical Technology-05-02-2003
Volume27
Issue 5

What Can Radio Frequency Identification Do for Pharmaceutical Packaging?

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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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Drug Safety in the Limelight
Outsourcing Outlook
What Can Radio Frequency Identification Do for Pharmaceutical Packaging?
A Novel Method for the Study of Water Absorption Rates by Swellable Matrices
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