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This document discusses medical device packaging. It defines a medical device and lists parameters for selecting packaging materials, including critical product characteristics and type of protection and sterilization needed. It describes common package types for medical devices, including thermoform trays, flexible formed pouches, and flexible non-formed pouches. Thermoform trays can be semi-rigid or flexible and offer advantages like ease of forming, heat resistance, and cost-effectiveness. Flexible pouches are used for single-use disposable items and offer good visibility but less physical protection. Flexible formed pouches provide some structure but are not self-supporting.
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- 2. MEDICAL DEVICE PACKING • WHAT IS MEDICAL DEVICE ? • AN INSTRUMENT, APPARATUS , IMPLEMENT,MACHINE ,IMPLANT,INVITRO, REAGENTS OR OTHER SIMILARLY OR RELATED ARTICLE INCLUDING A COMPONENT PART OR ACCESSORY WHICH IS :1.RECOGNISE IN THE FORMULARY OR THE PHARMACOPOEIA 2.INTENDED FOR USE IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES OR OTHER CONDITIONS ,OR IN THE CURE , TREATMENT, PREVENTION OF DISEASES,IN MAN OR OTHER ANIMALS. 3.INTENDED TO AFFECT :THE STRUCTURE OR ANY FUNCTION OF THE BODY OF MAN OR OTHER ANIMALS.
- 3. MEDICAL DEVICE PACKING • SELECTION OF PACKING STYLE CAN IMPACT PACKAGE INTEGRITY . • PARAMETER FOR SELECTION OF PACKAGING MATERIALS; 1.CRITICAL PRODUCT CHARACTERISTICS 2 TYPE OF PROTECTION REQUIRE ( PHYSICAL ,UV ,LIGHT ,OXYGEN , W TRANSMISSION ETC . 3. TYPE OF STERILIZATION PROCESS 4.WHERE & HOW THE PRODUCT IS GOING TO BE DISPENSED (OTC, SU 5. GLASS OR METAL CONTAINER WERE USE TO LESSERE EXTENT
- 4. PACKAGE TYPE USE IN MEDICAL PACKING • THERMOFORM TRAYS • FLEXIBLE FORMED POUCHES • FLEXIBLE NON FORMED POUCHES
- 5. THERMOFORM TRAYS( SEMIRIGID) • THERE ARE 2 TYPES OF THERMOFORM TRAY • SEMIRIGID & FLEXIBLE • THE MOST IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE IS THAT SEMIRIGID TRAYS ARE STRUCTURALLY SELF SUPPORTING • THEY CAN PROVIDE GOOD PHYSICAL PROTECTION • THEY ARE STABLE FOR MULTICOMPONENT APPLICATION
- 6. ADVANTAGES OF THERMOFORM TRAYS • EASE OF FORMING • HEAT RESISTANT • STERILIZATION COMPATIBILITY • COST EFFECTIVE
- 7. FLEXIBLE NON FORMED POUCHES • THIS TYPE OF POUCHES ARE USE FOR SINGLE USE DISPOSABLE ITEMS SUCH AS GLOVES, CATHETER,TUBING , ADHESIVE BANDAGES, DRESSING,SYRINGE,ETC • FLEXIBLE PACKAGES TEND TO PROVIDE LESS PHYSICAL PROTECTION THEN THE RIGID ONE (10)& ARE A PREFERRED CHOICE FOR HIGH VOLUME LOW COST DEVICE
- 8. CHARACTERISTICS • GOOD VISIBILITY OF PRODUCT • EASE OF FORMING • RELATIVELY LOWER HEAT RESISTANT • LIMITED VARIETY OF MATERIAL AVAILABLE
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