Description
DURAN® PURE GLS 80® Bottle, wide mouth, clear, with protective cover, without screw cap and pouring ring, 500 mL
High-quality Type I borosilicate glass bottles GLS 80® from 500 ml – 20 l, developed for the needs of the pharmaceutical industry. DURAN® PURE Bottles are closed with a protective cover to prevent contamination. The 80 mm wide outer diameter of the bottle mouth allows easy filling and emptying of bottles. DWK Life Sciences provides CoAs with each delivery, assures 100% traceability and change control management. DURAN® PURE Bottles are available with the documentation required by regulatory authorities and meet the requirements of the international pharmacopeias.
Features and Benefits:
Application: Manufacturing of light-sensitive pharmaceutical drugs and biotech products, Storage and transport of light-sensitive APIs, bulk drug intermediates, ingredients and media
High-quality Type I borosilicate glass bottles GLS 80® from 500 ml – 20 l, developed for the needs of the pharmaceutical industry. DURAN® PURE Bottles are closed with a protective cover to prevent contamination. The 80 mm wide outer diameter of the bottle mouth allows easy filling and emptying of bottles. DWK Life Sciences provides CoAs with each delivery, assures 100% traceability and change control management. DURAN® PURE Bottles are available with the documentation required by regulatory authorities and meet the requirements of the international pharmacopeias.
Features and Benefits:
- Protective cover prevents contamination inside the bottle during storage and transport
- Single batch delivery
- Certificate of Analysis (CoA)
- 100% visual inspection
- Analysis of hydrolytic resistance according to EP, USP and JP for each batch
- Change control management and information of customer in case of changes
- 100% traceability of all manufacturing steps
- Drug Master File
Application: Manufacturing of light-sensitive pharmaceutical drugs and biotech products, Storage and transport of light-sensitive APIs, bulk drug intermediates, ingredients and media