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Pharmaceutical Packaging

47 Verified Suppliers
FEATURED SUPPLIERS
Brisar Delvco Industries, Inc.  
Paterson, NJ
Pharmaceutical, cosmetic, R.F. & blister card packaging, shrink-wrap cartons & floor/counter displays
 
PREFERRED SUPPLIERS
Hazel Crest, IL
Pharmaceutical manufacturing, packaging & fulfillment of solid-dose medications
 
Crystal Lake, IL
Glass bottles
 
Richmond, VA
Foil, Paper, Plastic, Lidding Rolls, Sheets, Die-cuts and Blisters
 
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IndustryNet is the Industrial Marketplace for Pharmaceutical Packaging

Pharmaceutical packaging is a critical component of the pharmaceutical industry, ensuring the safe delivery and storage of medications. This industry involves the design, production, and distribution of packaging solutions for a wide range of pharmaceutical products, including tablets, capsules, liquids, and injectables. Key processes in pharmaceutical packaging include the selection of appropriate materials, the design of packaging systems, and the implementation of stringent quality control measures to comply with regulatory standards.

Materials used in pharmaceutical packaging vary depending on the type of medication and its specific requirements. Common materials include glass, plastic, aluminum, and paperboard. Glass is often used for vials and ampoules due to its impermeability and chemical resistance. Plastics, such as polyethylene and polypropylene, are popular for their versatility and cost-effectiveness, often used in bottles, blister packs, and closures. Aluminum is frequently used for foil packaging, providing a barrier against moisture, light, and oxygen. Paperboard is used for secondary packaging, such as cartons and labels, offering protection and information to consumers.

Pharmaceutical packaging serves several critical functions, including protection from environmental factors, contamination prevention, and ensuring the integrity and efficacy of the medication throughout its shelf life. It also plays a vital role in patient safety by providing clear labeling and instructions for use. Tamper-evident and child-resistant features are essential components of pharmaceutical packaging, enhancing security and compliance with safety regulations.

The pharmaceutical packaging industry serves a wide range of sectors, including prescription medications, over-the-counter drugs, biologics, and veterinary medicines. It supports the healthcare industry by ensuring that medications reach patients in optimal condition, maintaining their therapeutic effectiveness. The industry also plays a role in the distribution of vaccines, contributing to public health initiatives. As regulations and consumer expectations evolve, the pharmaceutical packaging industry continues to adapt, focusing on sustainability and innovation to meet the demands of the healthcare sector.

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