Bottles

Bottled Up, But Not for Long

You’ve got lot after lot of drug product bottled and labeled and ready for case packing—and now you hear there’s been a labeling change. Do you scrap it all, or shuffle your staff to open each bottle to remove product?

A third option has emerged—employ a content-recovery machine. BellatRx Inc. (Pointe-Claire, QC, Canada) showed such a unit at Pack Expo Las Vegas—the Bottle Recoverx. The system automatically cuts off bottle ends to recover product with little human intervention.

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Smart bottles and closures

These capping devices enhance ergonomics for user safety.

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NEWS: Square Bottles, Color Coding Mark New Product Launches

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Tried and True Bottles & Closures

Color-coded and child-resistant closures find their match with bottles in various sizes and styles.  

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Packaging Tablets into Bottles

A look at the differences between counting methods and technologies.

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Plastic Bottles & Closures

Child-resistant and tamper-evident closures provide the finishing touch on a variety of bottles.

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Graham Packaging to Open New Plant

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Plastic bottles

Various bottle sizes, shapes, and closures facilitate the dispensing of liquids, creams, pills, or tablets.

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Bottles Hold Large and Small Volumes

Glass and plastic styles can be fitted with a variety of closures.

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Basic, Functional Bottles

Standard or custom, bottles are made to hold nearly every pharmaceutical product.

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