Optimizing the inner surface of primary packaging
Download the whitepaper to explore the latest advancements in optimizing the inner surface of primary packaging for parenteral drugs!
As pharmaceutical formulations become more complex, ensuring the chemical stability of drug products is critical. The most important property of a glass container is the grade of chemical inertness: for the whole period of the predicted shelf life of a specific drug product, the interaction/solution of container components with the pharmaceutical product shall be minimized or completely avoided.
Read this whitepaper to discover the impact of different coating technologies on parenteral packaging glass containers!
The article was initially published in Pharmind Ind. 82, Nr 9, 1192-1198, 2020.
As pharmaceutical formulations become more complex, ensuring the chemical stability of drug products is critical. The most important property of a glass container is the grade of chemical inertness: for the whole period of the predicted shelf life of a specific drug product, the interaction/solution of container components with the pharmaceutical product shall be minimized or completely avoided.
Read this whitepaper to discover the impact of different coating technologies on parenteral packaging glass containers!
The article was initially published in Pharmind Ind. 82, Nr 9, 1192-1198, 2020.
