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Every pharmaceutical company wants to maximize speed to market for a new drug product. One way to enable this is with a platform approach for the package and delivery systems – in other words, to use the same vial containment system and/or syringe system for multiple drug products. To use this approach effectively, component and system performance data is needed. West, through the Integrated Solutions platform, is ideally positioned to provide this data.
Our Integrated Solutions program brings together West’s primary packaging, device, analytical, regulatory and contract manufacturing expertise in a single-source solution. West can help you Simplify the Journey™ at any stage of drug development. Learn more by visiting our Integrated Solutions Program page or contact a technical representative today for additional support and guidance.
Component processing is a source of risk and variability, especially for loose particulate and silicone oil that can compromise quality, putting patients at risk. To simplify drug development and streamline manufacturing, pharmaceutical companies can select cartridge plungers and lined seals in a ready-to-use format.
Parenteral drug products must be stored in a container system that provides good container closure integrity (CCI) over shelf life for the purpose of preventing environmental contamination. This system typically comprises a glass vial, elastomer stopper, and an aluminum seal. USP Chapter <1207> <em>Packaging Integrity Evaluation – Sterile Products</em> discusses in detail methods to measure CCI to determine if the system can meet the maximum allowable leak limit (MALL) for its specific drug product (i.e., the smallest gap, or leak rate, that places quality at risk). Critical to achieving good CCI is proper capping of the vial with the stopper and seal, making sure that the compression level of the stopper is appropriate.
Want to learn more about quality planning for injectable delivery systems? Join West’s technical experts on April 24, 2012 at the Renaissance Raleigh North Hills Hotel for a free educational seminar.
Mobile technology can be a great time saver, or a time-sink, depending on the apps you’re using and how you use them. At West, we recognize that it’s important to choose your apps wisely. As we begin to build our Mobile App Store, we are focused on applications that enable us to be more connected and forward-looking – foundations for being successful in a globally competitive world. Since there’s an app for almost every purpose these days, we believe that it’s critical to reduce distraction by focusing on apps that will improve productivity wherever our work takes us.
The regulatory landscape in China continues to evolve and become more stringent. In December 2018, the Chinese Pharmacopoeia Commission (ChPC) published: Second Draft for Comments on Guideline for Stability Study of Plastic and Rubber Pharmaceutical Packaging Materials. This guideline comprises part of the results of a research project organized by ChPC in 2016 and is one of the actions taken by National Drug Administration of China (formerly the China Food and Drug Administration, CFDA) to support the previously announced Opinions on Reforming the Review and Approval System for Drugs and Medical Devices (No. 44).