To display barrier bottles, vials, and RH stabilizers at Stand D15
Airnov Healthcare Packaging, a global leader in controlled atmosphere packaging, will exhibit a range of solutions at the Connect in Pharma event, due to be held in Geneva from 14-15 September 2022.
Connect in Pharma is a new feature to the industry calendar. Based in the heart of Europe’s pharmaceutical sector, it promises to be a one-stop hub for the development, industrialization, and contract manufacturing of drug delivery systems and pack and filling technology.
Attendees will have the opportunity to discover the latest designs and manufacturers in controlled atmosphere packaging from Airnov, solutions that are built to protect healthcare products from humidity and oxygen to maintain drug stability and extend shelf life.
In particular, guests are invited to discover three innovations, including –
Eqius – Airnov’s equilibrium RH stabilizers are sorbent products that maintain a certain humidity level in pharmaceutical packaging in cases where specific relative humidity conditions are required. These products are specifically of interest to protect dry powder inhalers, gelatine capsules, gummies, and marijuana products.
Oxynov – These barrier bottles are engineered with a six-layer structure to block oxygen ingress and provide an excellent barrier against moisture. One of these layers includes Ethylene Vinyl Alcohol (EVOH). This is especially effective at inhibiting the oxidation of sensitive drugs.
Hat-B – Airnov’s latest innovative vial carries numerous sustainable features, a key theme explored at the inaugural Connect in Pharma. Hat-B vials are designed to limit carbon footprint with an optimized amount of plastic.
They contain an adjustable desiccant quantity and incorporate versatile sorbent material to fit stability requirements. The vial, suitable for the pharmaceutical, diagnostic, and nutraceutical markets, is available in two sizes and is compatible with filling lines.
Laurent Stoufflet, head of sales EMEA at Airnov, said, “We are tremendously excited about exhibiting at this brand-new event in Switzerland and look forward to meeting new and existing contacts to discuss how we can support each other. It promises to be a packed two days full of inspiring presentations and products.”
Visitors to Connect in Pharma, hosted at Geneva’s Palexpo, will be able to find Airnov at Stand D15.
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