Parenteral Packaging for Cartridges in Drug Delivery Devices.
Webinar (Recording available)
Parenteral Packaging for Cartridges in Drug Delivery Devices.
Over the years, the trend towards drug delivery devices has steadily increased, leading towards a higher demand for cartridges. Cartridges are commonly used in most drug delivery devices on the market, such as pen injectors and on-body injectors. As new devices and delivery methods become available, it is important that device and drug developers have a wide selection of parenteral packaging for these cartridge applications.
This webinar will introduce the audience to packaging components for cartridges used in drug delivery devices today and explore future trends that are emerging in the market.
Topics of discussion will include
- An introduction to parenteral packaging for cartridges used in drug delivery devices
- An overview of common challenges in the market with case studies on packaging drug delivery devices
- A look at emerging drug delivery trends, such as large volume on-body injectors
Key learning objectives
- Understand the common cartridge applications for drug delivery devices available on the market today
- Learn through case studies and best practices what parenteral packaging components are available for these applications and how to select the ideal cartridge components
- Understand future trends for drug delivery devices and how parenteral packaging suppliers are working to meet future market needs
Who should attend
- Formulation scientists and packaging engineers
- Device development engineers and managers
- Technical functions surrounding drug delivery systems
- Extractable and leachable experts
- Quality/regulatory personnel in parenteral drug delivery
- Procurement professionals
Carina van Eester
Global Platform Leader, Prefilled Syringes and Cartridges
Datwyler
Carina van Eester graduated as an industrial engineer in chemistry and started her career in the pharma industry. After 15 years of experience as a packaging development engineer and project manager, she moved to Datwyler. Carina joined Datwyler in 2007 as a Technical Key Account Manager, providing technical support to customers. She then moved into the role of Global Qualification and Validation Manager, working to set-up the Datwyler validation approach. In 2018, Carina became the Global Platform Leader for Prefilled Syringes and Cartridges, making sure that the standard portfolio of the rubber components used for these packaging presentations secures Datwyler’s position as a market leader for PFS and cartridge sealing solutions.
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