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|Articles|January 15, 2019
WHEATON® Primary Packaging Solutions manufactured by SciLabware
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WHEATON> primary packaging solutions manufactured by SciLabware SciLabware Limited, a company of DWK Life Sciences, is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high quality primary packaging solutions to the diagnostic and pharmaceutical industries across the globe.
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SciLabware Limited, a company of DWK Life Sciences, is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high quality primary packaging solutions to the diagnostic and pharmaceutical industries across the globe.
Utilising SciLabware’s extensive manufacturing and development capabilities, our flexible product offering includes bespoke custom solutions coupled with premium services, to suit your primary packaging requirements. From barcoding and tare weighing to depyrogenation to custom packaging, our goal is to provide the right solution to your daily packaging challenges.
We provide our customers quality solutions, meeting their highest demands with our expertise and broad product portfolio, including ampoules, dropper pipettes and assemblies, glass and plastic bottles and a comprehensive range of vials and closure systems.
Our flexible approach to each and every project means our customers benefit from a single source supply partner with exceptional customer service.
Visit us on stand G102 at Pharmapack 2019 in Paris to find out more.
For further information visit
Contact Details:
Company name: SciLabware Ltd
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E-mail: enquiries@scilabware.com
Stand/Booth number: G102
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