Aptar Pharma to exhibit latest innovations in drug delivery devices at Pharm2019

Located at booth B42, Hall 7.2, Aptar Pharma will present their diverse portfolio of drug delivery systems, components and active packaging solutions, including their latest innovations across nasal, pulmonary, eye care, injectables and dermal drug delivery routes:
PureHale - their recently launched, portable and ready-to-use device designed to deliver natural care to upper airways
their expanded range of connected drug delivery devices designed to help increase dose adherence and improve patient health outcomes
Aptar Pharma Services, a portfolio of stage-specific development packages to help customers accelerate their development journey from molecule to market
Active packaging solutions from Aptar CSP Technologies, now part of the Aptar family. Aptar CSP Technologies offers a variety of innovative active packaging solutions to help optimize your drug product’s packaging environment.
Considered to be Europe's dedicated pharmaceutical packaging and drug delivery event, Pharmapack provides invaluable insight into and recognition of the latest trends, developments and regulatory changes impacting the industry, as well as a wide variety of learning opportunities.
As part of the Innovation Gallery at Pharmapack this year, Aptar Pharma will showcase two of their newest product launches, PureHale and QuickStart Injectables – their Ready-to-Use drug development support packages designed to accelerate time-to-market for research and development labs.
Both innovations are contenders for the Pharmapack 2019 Awards, which will be announced during the show.
With more than 400 exhibitors and more than 5000 pharma & drug delivery professionals expected to attend Pharmapack this year, Aptar Pharma welcomes the opportunity to meet with their customers and partners from around the world at this key industry event.
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Visit Aptar Pharma at booth B42, Hall 7.2, where their team of experts will be on hand to demonstrate their technologies and discuss ways they can partner with customers to ensure their drug delivery challenges are met.
2026-09-05
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