Current Category: CN-YBB - Drug packaging
This standard applies to all kinds of glass containers and materials that come into direct contact with medicines.
This standard is applicable to the determination of ash content in medicinal halogenated butyl rubber and polyisoprene rubber stoppers and gaskets
This product refers to a film made by laminating biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) and low-density polyethylene (LDPE) with an adhesive, as well as bags made from the aforementioned film through heat sealing. This standard applies to composite films and bags used for packaging solid drugs.
This method is applicable to the determination of the tensile strength and elongation at break of plastic films and sheets (with a thickness not exceeding 1 mm)
This law applies to the determination of the resistance to internal pressure of pharmaceutical glass containers
This standard applies to sodium-calcium glass infusion bottles that have undergone neutralization treatment on their inner surfaces and are used to package large-capacity injectable solutions.
This standard applies to plastic bottles for oral solid preparations, which are mainly made of polypropylene (PP) and produced by injection-blow molding
This law applies to the determination of residual solvents in drug packaging materials. Residual solvents in drug packaging materials refer to organic volatile substances that are used in the raw materials and production processes of drug packaging materials, but cannot be completely removed during the production process of drug packaging materials. The residual amount of organic solvents in drug packaging materials shall comply with the provisions under each variety. The types of solvents to be tested shall be determined according to the characteristics of the product formulation and production process, and are not limited to the solvents listed in this standard as examples.
This standard applies to aluminum tubes used to contain ointments
This standard applies to borosilicate glass beads used in pen-type injectors for packaging injection solutions.
This standard applies to aluminum-plastic composite caps for non-sterilized glass infusion bottles
This standard applies to oxidized butyl rubber pistons and gaskets used in pen-type syringe sleeves.