piyush final seminar on packaging

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Concept ofPackaging

- PIYUSH AGRAWALM.PHARM 1st yr.Q.A. (SEM-II)

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POINTS OF DISCUSSION :

DEFINITION OF PACKAGING :NEW CONCEPT:

OBJECTIVES OF PACKAGING : Barrier Protection

Containment or Agglomeration

Information transmission

Marketing

SecurityConvenience

Portion control

PACKAGING SYSTEM :

1 PACKAGING

2 PACKAGING

3 PACKAGING(ACCESSORIES)

Components of Packaging:

Symbols used on packages and labels :

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Definition of Packaging:

Packaging is the science, art and technology of

enclosing or protecting products for distribution,

storage, sale, and use.

Packaging also refers to the process of design,

evaluation, and production or fabrication of packages

A product is not acceptably formulated except it is properly packed

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NEW CONCEPT:

PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING is now referred as

DRESS CODE OF ANY PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCT.

Colorful blister package

Beautiful transparent bottles

OTC Products

Ethical point of view

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Packaging can be described

as a coordinated system ofpreparing goods for transport,

warehousing, logistics, sale,

and end use


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OBJECTIVES OF PACKAGING:

Barrier Protection



Marketing

Security

Convenience

Portion control6


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Purpose of packaging:

Pharmaceutical packaging has to be carried out for

the purpose of the safety of the pharmaceutical

preparations in order to keep them free from

contamination, hinder microbial growth, and ensure

product safety through the intended shelf life for the

pharmaceuticals.

Packaging is a critical tool in the pharmaceutical

industry for product delivery and regulatory compliance,

many pharmaceutical companies will do all their

packaging within a contamination free environment or

Clean room.

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Requirements Pharmaceutical Packaging:

First idea: New device or packaging system

Design

input

Patient and user Company

expectations expectations

Requirements and project

management

. Design validation

. Design verification

. Risk analysis

Regulatory authorities Manufacturer

expectations expectations

Design

output

Goal: Customer specific device with increased quality and patient safety8


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PACKAGING SYSTEM :

PACKAGING TYPES :

Primary packagingis the material that first envelops the

product and holds it. This usually is the smallest unit of

Secondary packagingis outside the primary packaging

perhaps used to group primary packages together

Tertiary packagingis used for bulk handling

warehouse storage and transport shipping.

The most common form is a palletized unit

load that packs tightly into containers

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distribution or use and is the package which is in direct contact with the contents


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1 PACKAGING :

It is the material that first envelops the product and

holds it

It is in direct contact with product

It has direct effect on shelf life of product

Eg. Aerosol spray can, skin packs , wrappers, bottles

etc

It should not have any adverse effect on product

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PRIMARY PACKAGING MATERIALS :

PRIMARY PACKAGING MATERIALS GLASS : Glass has been

widely used as a drug packaging material. Advantages of glass:

It allows easy inspection of the containers contents. It is available

in variously shaped containers. Disadvantages of Glass: - It isfragile It is expensive when compared to the price of plastic

TUBULAR VIALS

DROPPER BOTTLES

JARS, PLASTIC TUBES , LAMINATED TUBES, BULK

CONTAINERS , STRIP PACKAGE, CLOSURES ,

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Different types of primary packaging :

Ampoules Vials Containers

Dosing dropper

Closures (plastic, metal)Syringe Strip package

Blister packaging

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2 PACKAGING : And (ACCESSORIES)

Some ancillary products are supplied so as to aid use of

pharmaceutical products

E.g. Dropper with Eye and Ear drop

Outside of primary packaging

Used to group primary packages together

E.g. Boxes ,cartons , shrink wrap

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SECONDARY PACKAGING MATERIALS

SECONDARY PACKAGING MATERIALS

PAPER

CARTON

PHARMACEUTICAL CORRUGATED FIBERBOARD

Tablets in a blister pack, which was

itself packaged in a folding carton made

of paperboard

DIFFERENT TYPES OF

SECONDARY PACKAGING :

Paper and boards Cartons

Corrugated fibbers

Box manufacture

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3 PACKAGING :

It is used for bulk handling and shipping

e.g. crate, barrel , bulk container

Tertiary packaging is used for bulk handling ,

warehouse storage and transport shipping. The

most common form is a palletized unit load that

packs tightly into containers

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Components of Packaging:

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Symbols used on Packages and

Labels :

Many types of symbols for package labelling

are nationally and internationally standardized.

For product certifications, trademarks, proof ofpurchase, etc.

Identification code .

Fragile

This way up Keep away from sunlight

Keep away from water

Flammable liquid 20


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Symbols used on Packages and

Labels :

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Choice of packaging material depends upon

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Tamper-resistant packaging:

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Film wrapper system :

a)End

folded

wrapper

b)Fin seal

wrapper

c)Shrink

wrapper

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PACKAGING OF PCEUTICALS:

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PACKED PCEUTICAL PRODUCTS

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Reviewing the Concepts:

INTRODUCTION:

Definition of Packaging

NEW CONCEPT:

OBJECTIVES OF PACKAGING : Barrier Protection



Marketing

Security

Convenience

Portion control

PACKAGING SYSTEM :

1 PACKAGING

2 PACKAGING3 PACKAGING

(ACCESSORIES)

. Components of Packaging:

. Symbols used on packages and labels :

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References:

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Dean DA, Evans ER, Hall H. Pharmaceutical

packaging technologed,Pg:210-65.

Remington.The Science and Practice of

Pharmacy, 21st ed,Vol-1;Pg:1047-10 .

Indian Pharmacopiea,2007,Vol-1;Pg:599-25

Leon Lachmany ,1st, Liberman AH, Kanig

JL.The Theory and Practice of Industrial

pharmacy,4thed,Pg:711-22.

References:

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