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Ensuring the safe containment of sensitive drug formulations requires a thorough evaluation of the container closure system. Selecting the packaging components requires knowledge about not only the drug formulation's requirements, but also the components’ material properties. Chemical compatibility of components with the drug formulation is key. Proper selection of components will provide the right closure design, assist with handling and help ensure container closure integrity throughout a drug product’s shelf life. Managing these factors well is critical, and West can help.
This concerted support by West helps customers to select the right packaging components at the outset – helping to ensure safe containment of the drug formulation, maximizing speed to market, and helping to protect patients.
Contact us for more information on scientific insights, technical support or analytical services.
At West, our focus is on supporting the biopharmaceutical industry in qualification and commercialization of containment and delivery systems for injectable medicines. <span></span>Selecting high-quality drug packaging that meets regulatory standards is essential to a drug manufacturer’s success. <span></span>West’s top priority is delivering high-quality packaging products that meet the exacting quality standards and product specifications customers require.
Where is the product catalog? What is my item number? These questions are often asked by customers new to working with West. The problem with such questions when it comes to choosing primary drug packaging is both complex and simple: <em>people don’t choose the container closure system – rather, the choice is made by the properties of the drug product. In other words, the drug <span> </span>chooses the container.</em>
The answer is – it depends. Your Technical Customer Service (TCS) representative can help you decide. Butyl rubber, derived synthetically from petrochemicals, is a copolymer of isobutylene, and to a smaller extent, isoprene. Subsequent halogenation results in a halobutyl rubber – typically bromobutyl or chlorobutyl.
West is committed to delivering safe and efficient drug packaging products to our customers. Part of that commitment involves keeping the industry abreast of the latest regulatory and technology developments/challenges in packaging and delivery. West recently hosted, at its Exton headquarters, an installment of the ongoing Educational Series, titled: <strong>Managing Risk in Injectable Drug Delivery: Regulatory and Technical Challenges and Solutions. <br /></strong><br />
As regulations increase across the pharmaceutical industry, reliable scientific evidence is needed to support the decisions being made during the drug development process in order to achieve the safe delivery of medicines to patients.
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