FEATURED ARTICLES

  • Protecting Today's Biologics With Gelled Phase Change Materials

    As the biologics market continues to grow exponentially, the limitations of today’s thermal packaging utilizing phase change materials could have a considerable impact on the timely delivery of safe and effective medication. Gelled PCM eliminate these limitations and offer a more dependable future for the biopharma industry.

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  • A Specialized Pharmaceutical Kit Assembly Solution

    Company launches a fast acting Insulin injector pen pharmaceutical kit into the U.S. market by utilizing the new bespoke Semi-automated Packaging System (SAPS) at Almac’s U.S. commercial packaging facility.

  • Beyond Item-Level Serialization: Extending Traceability Schemes To Secondary And Tertiary Packaging

    Falsified and counterfeit medicines are a chronic problem for the pharmaceutical sector, with a third of all shipments in the worst affected parts of the world estimated to contain fake medicines.

  • The Hidden Challenges Of Pharmaceutical Serialization

    The true extent of the counterfeiting is unknown, since no global study has ever been carried out, but according to WHO estimates, up to 15% of all medicines are counterfeit.

  • The EU Falsified Medicines Directive – Concerted Action To Secure The pharmaceutical supply Chain

    In recent years the production of, and trade in, falsified medicines – both research based and generic – has grown to become a global illegal business. At the borders of the EU alone over 30 million counterfeit medicines have been seized during the last five years, and the statistics regarding medicines supplied online are equally disturbing: according to the European Alliance for Safe Medicines, 62% of medicines purchased online are fake or substandard.

  • Ensure Tamper-Evident Pharmaceutical Packaging For EU Compliance

    As falsifications become more sophisticated, the risk of falsified medicines reaching patients in the EU increases every year.

  • The Standards Myth: Why Your Temperature Controlled Packaging Is Failing And What To Do About It

    Global regulatory authorities are placing increased scrutiny on documenting control over distribution environments. While there is obviously a link between your shipping conditions and your thermal protection (packages), the challenge is that there is no clear, reliable industry standard temperature profile for the design of insulated packaging systems used for the distribution of products. This is because temperature profiles for packaging design should be rationalized based on not only your product characteristics, but your distribution logistics. This paper examines the lack of consistency in the current methodology for designing temperature profiles, why commonly used standards should not be used on their own, and identifies the needed parameters for consideration.

PRODUCTS & SERVICES

Conventional Thermo-forming(PVC/ALU) Blister packing machine suitable for Ampoules, Vials and Injectables. This machine is designed for Deep blistering and also has auto feeding for ampoules, vials etc.

Flat Forming Flat Sealing servo powered blister packing machine. This machine is suitable for both the Cold Forming (ALU/ALU) and thermo Forming(PVC/ALU) blisters. This machine is suitable for smaller batches, R & D departments and clinical trials.

A blister packaging machine for PVC/PVDC.

Flat Forming Flat Sealing, servo powered, High Speed blister packing machine. This machine is suitable for both the Cold Forming (ALU/ALU) and Thermo Forming (PVC/ALU) blister packs. This machine is suitable for Large production batches.

In November of 2013, the Federal government in the United States passed the Drug Quality and Security Act (DQSA) to create a national pharmaceutical serialization and track & trace regulation. This mandates serialized coding on primary and secondary pharmaceutical packaging beginning in 2017, and supersedes all state mandates (including California e-pedigree). Global traceability initiatives, such as the DQSA, are designed to hinder the production and distribution of life-threatening imitation or counterfeit pharmaceuticals. These initiatives can require identification and authenticity features on primary, secondary and tertiary packaging levels typically in the form of unique, non-predictive, serialized and machine readable codes. This level of product identification aims to impair the ability of counterfeiters to successfully replicate pharmaceutical products and packaging.

This robust and flexible machine delivers high resolution print messages and multiple line codes in even the harshest environments. Its tough and stackable cabinet is made from marine grade stainless steel which is not only dust tight but can withstand powerful water blasting during heavy duty cleaning. It's an innovative printer that, in every sense, truly takes some beating. The highest quality of print is also assured, allowing large amounts of data for high speed, rapid throughput printing. And higher quality codes are optimised for Machine Readable Codes (MRC) and Optical Character Recognition (OCR) systems helping to reduce rejects.

Domino has developed scribing laser coders that can print text, graphics and variable data onto a variety of substrates including plastic, glass, paper and cartons. As there are no inks or fluids used, laser systems are environmentally friendly and cost-efficient systems for most coding requirements.

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