Medications delivered in pre-filled syringes represent a substantial leap in the safety and accessibility of pharmaceuticals.
Providing medications in prefilled, self-injectable packages improves speed of use, decreases the risk of dosing errors and drug contamination, reduces waste, and makes life easier for the growing number of people with diseases like diabetes, who administer their own medication.
Choosing the right label materials for a pre-filled syringe is an important design decision. The label does more than just convey critical information. With the right materials, it can also help protect patient safety, improve speed and efficiency on the production line, and ensure regulatory compliance.
The label must be optimized for the syringe material itself, and for the wear and tear prefilled syringes undergo during shipment and use. Most syringes are still made of coated glass, which has high surface energy, so the labels tend to be better. On the other hand, the increasing numbers of syringes made of COP or COC plastic might require labels with higher initial tack and with higher adhesion properties.
Our labels are designed to wrap on any type of cylindrical products making them suitable for ampoule labelling, carpule labelling and syringe labelling.