Containers for parenteral fluids
AssigneePharmacia & Upjohn Company
InventorsBo Gustafsson, Stefan Lundmark, Kjell Berglund, Cathrine Brooling, Otto Skolling
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AssigneePharmacia & Upjohn Company
InventorsBo Gustafsson, Stefan Lundmark, Kjell Berglund, Cathrine Brooling, Otto Skolling
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A flexible transparent container for improved storage of oxygen sensitive parenterally administerable agents comprising an inner, primary container enclosed in a substantially oxygen impermeable outer envelope with an oxygen absorber, capable of consuming essentially all residual oxygen after the outer envelope is sealed, and for sufficient period also the oxygen penetrating said envelope. The inner container is made of a polypropylene containing flexible polymeric material compatible with lipophilic agents capable of forming both permanent and peelable seals, while the envelope is made of a substantially water impermeable flexible multilayered polymeric material comprising a first outer substantially water impermeable polymeric film with oxygen barrier forming capacity, assembled with a second, inner polymeric film with a supplementary oxygen barrier forming capacity. The container essentially maintains its characteristics after being subjected to sterilization by steam or radiation.
A flexible transparent container for improved storage of oxygen sensitive parenterally administrable agents comprising an inner, primary container enclosed in a substantially oxygen impermeable outer envelope with an oxygen absorber, capable of consuming essentially all residual oxygen after the outer envelope is sealed as well as the oxygen penetrating said envelope characterized in that:
A flexible transparent container for improved storage of oxygen sensitive parenterally administrable agents comprising an inner, primary container enclosed in a substantially oxygen impermeable outer envelope with an oxygen absorber, capable of consuming essentially all residual oxygen after the outer envelope is sealed as well as the oxygen penetrating said envelope characterized in that:
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