Medical device packaging: Page 87

Medical Device/Packaging
Solvay Specialty Polymers: Polymers for electronic components
Kalix high-performance polyamides deliver strength and chemical resistance for mobile healthcare electronic devices.
June 13, 2014
Packaging/Filling
Atlas Vac Machine: Medical tray sealer
A new all-electric sealer speeds production and ensures repeatability.
June 10, 2014
Atlas Vac Machine: Medical tray sealer
Medical Device/Packaging
Designing for the patient journey
Design and packaging of drug delivery products requires insights into the cognitive, physical, and emotional needs of patients during the course of treatment.
June 9, 2014
West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc.’s SmartDose electronic patch injector system technology includes a Daikyo Crystal Zenith® polymer cartridge, a plunger with Flurotec® barrier film, a telescoping plunger rod, and an electronic drive and control system. It has been designed and tested to ensure patient-friendly delivery of high volumes of medication over an extended period of time, and is currently available to support customer clinical studies.
Labeling/Printing
MAXStick Products: Label printer
A new liner-free label printer is versatile, compact, and fully customizable.
May 29, 2014
MAXStick Products: Label printer
Pharmaceuticals
Healthcare Packaging goes to Washington: Part III of a four-part series
An update on the Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society in Rockville, MD.
May 14, 2014
From left to right, Zachary Brousseau and Matthew A. Clark of the Regulatory Affairs Professional Society speak with Jim Butschli, Healthcare Packaging Editor.
Medical Device/Packaging
How medical tech manufacturers save by outsourcing warehousing
Medical technology clients can realize economies by keeping warehousing local, avoiding excess shipping costs, and eliminating internal overhead.
May 8, 2014
For both its drop-ship and stock-and-ship programs, ICAT warehouses the products near where they are produced—inventorying each box when it comes in, and managing that inventory—then ships on demand when customers order them.
Medical Device/Packaging
How does the business of healthcare impact the environment?
Cook Medical finds that transparency between healthcare providers and suppliers yields financial and sustainability benefits.
April 22, 2014
Cook shipping cartons.
Inspection
Sepha: Inspection, deblistering, and medical packaging equipment
Non-destructive inspection, blister recovery, and packaging technologies meet the demands of global pharmaceutical companies.
April 21, 2014
Sepha: Inspection, deblistering, and medical packaging equipment
Materials
GS1 Healthcare US releases implementation guideline for using GS1 standards to address FDA Unique Device Identification
New industry resource guides healthcare suppliers and providers in using GS1 standards in the context of recent regulation.
April 17, 2014
New industry resource guides healthcare suppliers and providers in using GS1 standards in the context of recent regulation.
Materials
First LifePack Forum slated for Suzhou, China
Healthcare packaging seminar May 6-7, 2014 to address challenges faced in China, including medical package design, validation, and regulatory issues.
April 15, 2014
Healthcare packaging seminar May 6-7, 2014 to address challenges faced in China, including medical package design, validation, and regulatory issues.
Medical Device/Packaging
10th Anniversary issue forecasts medical advances for 2024
Ten years from now, imagine if a prescription drug or medical device could be 3D-printed by a patient at home, or at a doctor’s office, or at the local pharmacy, perhaps reducing or eliminating the need to make and package the device or pills without using today’s traditional manufacturing process. Is this scenario even possible?
April 8, 2014
Jim Butschli, Healthcare Packaging's Editor since the publication's inception, is a journalist who began covering the function of packaging in 1989. Reach Jim by phone at 312/222-1010, ext. 119, or by e-mail at butschli@packworld.com, by Twitter at http://twitter.com/packagingdr or on LinkedIn: http://linkd.in/qCVFWT
Medical Device/Packaging
Comparing/contrasting medical device and food packaging
In this Q&A, Randall Troutman, Account Manager, Printpack Medical, addresses standards, materials issues, sustainability, and workforce development.
April 7, 2014
In this Q&A, Randall Troutman, Account Manager, Printpack Medical, addresses standards, materials issues, sustainability, and workforce development.
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