A systematic approach for screening glass containers and elastomeric closures for use with parental solutions
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A sterile pharmaceutical product's primary packaging system includes a container and a closure system. When exposed to solutions and vapors, these systems are susceptible to chemical reactions, leading to potential interactions such as adsorption, permeation, leaching, hydrolysis, and other reactions over long-term storage. Selecting the appropriate packaging for pharmaceutical applications involves a rigorous, multi-stage evaluation process to ensure product stability and regulatory compliance.
Read the whitepaper to learn more about a systematic study approach that ensures product integrity, regulatory compliance, and long-term stability!
The article was initially published in PDA J Pharm Sci and Tech 2008, 62 157-176.
A sterile pharmaceutical product's primary packaging system includes a container and a closure system. When exposed to solutions and vapors, these systems are susceptible to chemical reactions, leading to potential interactions such as adsorption, permeation, leaching, hydrolysis, and other reactions over long-term storage. Selecting the appropriate packaging for pharmaceutical applications involves a rigorous, multi-stage evaluation process to ensure product stability and regulatory compliance.
Read the whitepaper to learn more about a systematic study approach that ensures product integrity, regulatory compliance, and long-term stability!
The article was initially published in PDA J Pharm Sci and Tech 2008, 62 157-176.
