Today, chronically ill people can administer their medication simply and reliably with asthma inhalers and insulin pens. Patients who receive an injection from their doctor, use a nasal spray to relieve cold symptoms, take cough medicine or tablets also often come into contact with Gerresheimer products.
Gerresheimer's comprehensive portfolio of products extends from simple pharmaceutical vials to complex drug delivery systems such as syringe systems, insulin pens and inhalers for safe medication dosage and application.
The Tubular Glass division is presenting its ready-to-fill syringe systems (RTF® syringes). Tubular glass is the input material for a comprehensive range of high quality pharmaceutical vials, ampoules and cartridges in numerous filling sizes and design variants.
The Moulded Glass division manufactures high-quality injection, infusion and transfusion bottles as well as dropper and tablet bottles of various types, shapes and sizes in glass categories I, II and III.
The flagship products being showcased by the Plastic Packaging division are multilayer plastic vials for sensitive parenteral medications. This division has established a leading reputation for its comprehensive range of high quality primary packaging products for liquid and solid medications.
Claudia Petersen, Director Business Development at Gerresheimer Bünde, will be presenting a paper at Speaker's Corner on October 26 at 10 a.m. on the subject of "Primary Packaging for Injectables - Innovations & Trends".
The press conference is being held on October 25 from 11 to 11.30 a.m. in Room 225/Consensus Level 4C. Subject: “Gerresheimer's innovations enhance health and well-being“.
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