Gerresheimer will present ready-to-fill syringes, plastic packaging products, and pharmaceutical vials at CPhI 2014.
Gerresheimer will showcase innovative glass and plastic packaging solutions for the pharmaceutical industry in the Innopack exhibition area at booth G55 in Hall 2 at CPhI 2014. The products range from pharmaceutical vials to complex drug delivery systems. Two Gerresheimer experts will give presentations on ready-to-fill sterile syringes. The syringe systems will be highlighted by Bernd Zeiss, technical presales support manager at Gerresheimer Syringe Systems, at 3 p.m. on Oct. 7, 2014. Zeiss will explain why the syringe systems are ideal for biotech, ophthalmology applications, and for home use.
The Gerresheimer Group offers a portfolio of pharmaceutical primary packaging products and syringes made from glass and COP (cyclic olefin polymer), including the Gx RTF sterile syringe systems.
Source: Gerresheimer
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