Parenteral

Don't Miss the Pharmapack Europe Conference

Plan now to visit Pharmapack Europe in Paris February 15-16. For more details on the event, visit www.pharmapack.fr. Hope to see you stop by the PMP News booth!

Wednesday

15th February 2012

9.30: Opening Address
“From Mesopotamia to modern times, THINK DIFFERENT about INNOVATION,” Patrice Noailles, Président, Seillans Investissement, France

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Calcium Gluconate Injection Recalled Because of Silicone Particles

One lot of Calcium Gluconate Injection, USP, 10%, 100 mL Pharmacy Bulk Package, has been recalled by American Regent because the vials may contain silicone particles, the company reported in a statement posted to FDA's Web site. The lot is #1006, Expiration Date: January 2013, NDC # 0517-3900-25. No other lots or sizes are involved.

New Glass Vials Target Lyophilization Improvements

SGD's flat-bottom, lighter-weight vials with better glass distribution are now available in 20-, 30-, and 50-ml capacities. The EasyLyo range initially featured 5- and 10-ml versions, and user interest encouraged SGD to expand its offerings.

Technical studies showed that EasyLyo is 5 to 10 times more resistant than a standard vial in terms of vertical load resistance. Twice more resistant again in terms of the radial load resistance: pressure exerted during the loading/unloading in the liophilizator, than a standard vial.

New PDA Chair of the Board

Maik W. Jornitz, group vice president of Global Marketing & Product Management for Filtration/Fermentation Technologies at Sartorius Stedim Biotech, is now chair of the board of the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA). The PDA, headquartered in Bethesda, MD, provides science, technology, and regulatory information and education for the global pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical community.

Make Reconstitution Easier

Packaging for parenterals allows the user to reconstitute drugs without needles.

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New Devices Target Home Injection Market

Single-use disposable injectors aim for simplicity and safety.

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Inert Plastics Advance

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Easing Reconstitution

Market needs and technical challenges point drug companies toward novel solutions.

Promoting Dosing Accuracy with Prefilled Syringes

As prefilled syringes gain use in drug delivery, plastics promise an edge in the packaging of biological drugs.

 

By David Vaczek
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