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Navigating challenges and charting the future of primary packaging for parenteral pharmaceuticals
Administering parenteral medications, a cornerstone of contemporary medical practice, entails injecting the drug either beneath the skin or directly into the circulatory system, reports Anna Malori, Head of Product Management at Bormioli Pharma
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Innovating primary packaging for parenteral drugs: challenges and future directions
The new challenges brought about by the pandemic call for an increasingly scientific approach to the evolution of single packaging elements in order to anticipate the needs of new drug formulations and guarantee a more enhanced, measurable and stable level of performance
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How pharma packaging manufacturers role is evolving: the case of extractables testing
As the pharmaceutical industry continues to grow and evolve, extractables testing is a critical component of the pharmaceutical industry's efforts to prioritise quality and safety, ensuring one of the key functions pharma containers are designed for, says Anna Malori, Head of Product Management at Bormioli Pharma
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Dual-chamber packaging systems as a simplification factor in the supply chain
Dual-chamber packaging solutions could represent a new frontier also to package parenteral drugs, simplifying the supply chain through reconstitution, potentially making logistics more flexible and efficient, says Cecilia Bassi, Product Manager at Bormioli Pharma
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Challenges and development perspectives of primary packaging for parenteral drugs
When talking about parenteral drugs, we usually refer to the administration of drugs by injection through the integument or directly into the circulation, says Andrea Sentimenti, Marketing & Innovation Director at Bormioli Pharma. The parenteral route – it could be intradermal, subcutaneous, intramuscular or intravenous – indeed allows a rapid effect, the administration of orally inactivated drugs, rapid intervention in emergencies, and the administration of nutritional solutions to patients who cannot feed themselves normally