Packaging and Labeling for Investigational and Commercial Products
Our packaging and labeling team support randomized trials with double-blind investigational products. From building a blinding procedure checklist against the study protocol, ensuring study drugs have matching physical attributes, design label text has same color and print style, and carton assembly and tamper seals are identical, we ensure Sponsors’ study guidelines are met. Our packaging and labeling team also support your commercial products with efficient labeling once they have been approved. With every step of the labeling and packaging process, we ensure that clinical supply and commercial supply needs are met.
Our Edge in Packaging and Labeling
Specialty packaging options for a wide range of products
- Our Pharmaceutical Development Center provides primary packaging for different investigational drug types: pillow packaging, bottle filling, blister packing, card blister, sachets, as well as secondary packaging for solids and injectables.
- We provide visual inspection of high-potency products in primary packaging, or mechanized video inspection of blister/bottle packaging.
Packaging Types
| Form of Drug | Primary Packaging | Secondary Packaging (Japan and S. Korea) |
| Solid Form |
Blister packs (press-through-packs) of 2×5, 2×7 and 3×7 sheets pillow packaging, bottle filling |
Bundled, put into pouches, or packed in individual packet cards |
| Glass jars, plastic bottles, or sachets (polyester or aluminum) for large amounts | Packed with labeling, or put into individual packets | |
| External-Use Liquids | Plastic bottles, with individual packaging | Packed with labeling, or put into individual packets |
| Designated quantities with inner boxes | ||
| Semi-Solid Form Study Drugs | Tubes, with individual packaging | Packed with labeling, or put into individual packets |
| 1-5 rondlation packaging (10 tubes to 50 tubes) | ||
| Designated quantities with inner boxes | ||
| Individual jars or cans | Packed with labeling, or put into individual packets | |
| Suppositories, bundled in 10 sheets of 5 packs | Packs put in paper boxes or to prevent degradation, packaged in aluminum pouches or OPP film pouches |
