Building a Better Prefilled Syringe for Vaccines
Webinar | May 6, 2022
When it comes to packaging a vaccine for delivery, choosing the right application is not always a straightforward decision. While vials have the ability to hold more doses of the vaccine, allowing for more vaccinations, and vial components and filling lines are more widely available to drug developers, prefilled syringes allow for easier administration, reduced risk of contamination, minimized risk of injuries during use, and improved accuracy. In order to ensure a safe and effective delivery, it is important for vaccine developers to consider the benefits of both applications based on the requirements of the drug product.
In this webinar, industry experts will discuss the benefits and challenges of transferring vaccines from vial applications to prefilled syringes, the components critical to the success of the vaccine products, and how to prepare your packaging toolbox for time-critical vaccine development and distribution.
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Carina Van Eester graduated as an industrial engineer in chemistry and started her career in the pharma industry. After 15 years of experience as a packaging development engineer and project manager, she moved to Datwyler. She has now been with Datwyler for 12 years; she spent 7 years as a Technical Key Account Manager, providing technical support to customers, and 4 years as a Global Qualification and Validation Manager, working to set-up the Datwyler validation approach. She moved into the role of Global Platform Leader for Prefilled Syringes and Cartridges in 2018, making sure that the standard portfolio of the rubber components used for these packaging presentations secures Datwyler’s position as a market leader for PFS and cartridge sealing solutions.
Building a Better Prefilled Syringe for Vaccines (Recording 47:34)
