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SGD Pharma will exhibit at Pharmapack, from 18-19 May in Paris on booths B68 & B70. The company continues to focus on its innovation and will spotlight a succession of achievements on its booth and beyond.
Did you know that glass is the only form of packaging with infinite recycling potential? Described by Nature as ‘The hidden gem in a carbon-neutral future’ [1], glass is made from natural and abundant raw materials, sand, soda ash and limestone, and can be 100% recycled without any loss of quality or product integrity throughout the process.
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One of the keys to SGD Pharma’s leadership position in the glass industry has always been its drive to continually innovate. Working closely with customers and researching the latest technologies, SGD Pharma seeks specific challenges to address through the research or application of new technology solutions. In essence, SGD Pharma connects products, processes and services to provide a unique and integrated packaging solution to meet ever-changing customer needs. SGD Pharma works closely with customers to solve their packaging challenges. We also focus on developing new innovations for the overall glass market.
SGD Pharma watches the glass market and its trends, to anticipate new needs and find solutions to address them. Our innovation is brought to life by our cross-functional teams, including R&D, Sales, Marketing, quality, regulatory, environment, health and safety, and operations, working together. We ensure new innovations area both technically viable and meet the exceptional quality and regulatory requirements our customer demand.
SGD Pharma works to solve tomorrow’s challenges today.
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| A PROVEN TRACK RECORD OF INNOVATIVE PRODUCT AND SERVICE SGD Pharma has continuously dedicated significant resources to Research and Development. These continual R&D efforts have allowed us to become :
SGD Pharma also has proven track records of product range extension:
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Rethinking the pharma packaging paradigm: A case for molded glass
Read moreA technical expertise well-known throughout the world. Discover the manufacturing processes of molded and tubular glass containers.
Read moreSILICONIZATION Siliconization is realized with an aqueous emulsion of a polydimethysiloxanic oil, conforming to all pharmacopeias, sprayed inside the vials. The silicone film is fixed onto glass through the annealing lehr. All vials from 5ml to 1L, clear or amber, Type I, II or III glass may be siliconized. To maintain the quality of the coating, siliconized vials should be stored in dry condition and at moderate temperature. Major qualities products for pharmaceutical
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We understand that the chemical stability of your therapeutic product is vital, which is why our Type I molded glass vials are carefully designed and manufactured with the highest integrity, ideally suited to a diverse range of application needs, including:
Plasma, platelets, red blood cells, white blood cells, immunoglobulins, albumin and more are highly valuable for treating numerous diseases and protecting health.
Drug stability and sterility are crucial for patient safety. The mechanical resistance of molded glass is particularly important to ensure the integrity of cytotoxic cancer therapies.
Flexibility, integrity, and cost are essential features of glass packaging for the antibiotic supply chain – all met by our extensive Type I molded glass range of vials and infusion bottles.
Diagnostic agents and contrast media are essential for diagnostic imaging. Molded glass vials are popular for parenteral contrast media due to chemical stability and inertness.
Glass packaging offers many important benefits for Standard Solutions (sterilized water, saline, and glucose) and parenteral nutrition applications in hospitals.
Molded glass is the ideal solution for veterinary products such as injectable anti-infectives, given its practical and ergonomic design.
Type I glass is a popular packaging option for respiratory therapies, notably for nasal drug products and parenteral vials, owing to its superior mechanical resistance.
Rethinking the pharma packaging paradigm: A case for molded glass
Read moreSGD Pharma’s plastified glass packaging for pharma & healthcare applications combines the most desirable qualities of both materials to deliver a robust, premium, fully customizable packaging solution.
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