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Parenterals product requiring sterile packaging: Production procedure (Part – II) Containers and Closures and MCQs for GPAT, NIPER, Pharmacist and Drug Inspector exam

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Containers and Closures: Injectable formulations are packaged into containers made of glass or plastic. Container systems include ampoules, vials, syringes, cartridges, bottles, and bags. Ampoules are all glass, whereas bags are all plastic. The other containers can be composed of […]

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