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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Packing Sourcer
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| Pressure is increasing on today’s pharmaceutical industry to
implement more reliable and consistent safeguards against
mistakes in dispensing medication, whether from contamination,
mixing up drugs or inappropriate dosing. As a result,
pharmaceutical companies are turning to non-destructive testing
(NDT) techniques for product and packaging inspection.
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number of these techniques have already been adopted, including
the use of optical, infra-red, ultrasound, vacuum decay and x-ray
inspection methods. Traditionally, these have primarily been used
for batch control through various batch sampling and inspection
strategies. However, there is increasing demand for in-line
inspection of all products, particularly where they have high
commercial value or involve high dosage levels.
Applications for in-line NDT of products are as varied as the
products themselves. Typical inspection scenarios may entail:
checking fill levels in bottles and tubs of drugs, in liquid, powder,
and even tablet forms; checking for missing tablets in blister packs;
detecting contaminants (such as metal or glass) in dressings; and
checking for correctly assembled devices. |
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Industry Events |
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ICSE Europe
13-16 October 2009, Madrid, Spain
ICSE is the international stage for companies providing outsourcing services in Clinical trials, Contract research, Custom manufacturing, Biotechnology, IT, Analytical services, Packaging services and Logistics. For over 9 years, ICSE has been connecting buyers and sellers in the market of (bio)pharmaceutical and pharma-related contract services. With a keen eye for new needs and new developments, each ICSE event is set up to fulfil its role as meeting place and intermediary as effectively as possible.
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News and Press Releases |
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Introduces New Software for Reagent Dispensers
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., the world leader in serving science, has introduced the new Thermo Scientific FILLit Software, maximizing the flexibility of the Thermo Scientific Multidrop Combi and Multidrop Combi nL reagent dispensers. The easy-to-use FILLitTM Software provides increased user functionality, along with the ability to develop, database and transfer dispensing protocols. With data on run time, protocol parameters and instrument settings, the software is ideal for life science and drug discovery laboratories looking to maximise the functionality of their Multidrop® Combi and Multidrop Combi nL reagent dispensers.
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