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Tablets & Capsules November 2016 19 Rethinking returns and reconciliation. May Singh. Back Page, May 2013, p. 44. Right on the money: Assess your contract manufacturer's financial stability. Paul Nadel and Shawn Henshaw. Back Page, March 2009, p. 56. Rotary batch mixer boosts throughput at Arizona Nutritional. July 2013, p. 36. Selecting a contract packaging partner. Scott Garverick. May 2015, p. 8. Solid dosage outsourcing: Mergers, expansions, and new technologies. Matthew Knopp. March 2016, p. 11. The three most common outsourcing mistakes of virtual companies. Yonnie Butler. March 2007, p. 14. Wave of pharma layoffs ripples into outsourcing business. Peggy Wright. March 2011, p. 8. Packaging At Amway, "workhorse" bottle is safe bet. May 2011, p. 14. Applications for semi-automatic counter-fillers. Michael Stotz. May 2009, p. 12. Assessing risk and controlling exposure to potent com- pounds during pharmaceutical packaging. John P. Farris. May 2010, p. 8. Automating push-through force testing of blister packs. Salil Jha. May 2011, p. 7. Barrier properties of pharmaceutical blister packs produced from different films. Dirk Heukelbach and Timothy Kneale. May 2006, p. 12; Blister Packaging Desktop Reference 2007, May 2007, p. 26. Blister technology adapts to meet regulatory and market demands. Matthew Knopp. May 2012, p. 14. A bright future for Rx-to-OTC switches. Helmut H. Albrecht and Bob Nissen. July 2015, p. 28. Buying change parts: Beyond the bottom line. Brad Feldman. July 2011, p. 38. Child-resistant packaging saves lives. John D. Trepper. Back Page, October 2006, p. 72. Computer simulation of blister packs: A QbD application? Matthew Knopp. May 2008, p. 10. Creating compliant labels for dietary supplements in Canada. Peter Wojewnik. September 2010, p. 32C. Desiccant selection for bottle packaging of pharmaceuti- cals. Naresh Talwar, Rasik Patel, Vinayak Pathak, Ketan Prajapati, and Jack Aurora. May 2007, p. 26. Differences Down-Under: Australian labels for complemen- tary medicines vs. US labels for dietary supplements. Robert Forbes. September 2010, p. 32D. Evaluation of two types of child-resistant blister packages. Keith Bailey. October 2007, p. 42; Blister Packaging Desktop Reference, July 2011, p. 20. Glad you asked: Lead times, track and trace. Steven J. Mead. Back Page, May 2014, p. 48. Hospital unit-dose blisters: New format comes with new challenges. Bob Hartwig. May 2013, p. 8. Inclusionary child-resistant packaging: Impossible paradox or attainable goal? Javier de la Fuente and Laura Bix. Back Page, May 2008, p. 72. Incorporating comprehensive serialization in the pharmaceu- tical industry. Andrew Pietrangelo. October 2016, p. 23. Incorporating efficiency into OEE. Paul Zepf. Back Page, May 2010, p. 48. Induction sealing caps off quality at supplements manufac- turer. April 2008, p. 44. The ins and outs of deblistering tablets and capsules. Claire Kennedy. Blister Packaging Desktop Reference, May 2007, p. 37. Keep your powder dry: Formulating, manufacturing, and packaging effervescent tablets. Peggy Wright. July 2011, p. 8. Keeping an eye on tablet counters. Emily Nystrom. May 2008, p. 16. Leak-testing blister packages: The limitations of the blue dye method. Oliver Stauffer. October 2016, p. 33. Management responsibility for a serialization and aggrega- tion system. Marcus Pabsch. March 2014, p. 33. Navigating the landscape of structure/function statements. Justin J. Prochnow. October 2011, p. 32C. NeoCell's new packaging line supports fast growth. May 2016, p. 20. A new approach to equilibrium relative humidity testing for moisture sorption studies in pharmaceutical product stabil- ity. Peter D. Moir. May 2007, p. 18. New bottle packaging line helps Metagenics break speed barrier. May 2007, p. 34. Non-destructive leak detection: Stop sending profits down the drain. Brad Feldman, May 2016, p. 17. Non-destructive options for leak-testing blister packages. Philip Stevenson. October 2014, p. 30. Non-destructive test eliminates scrapped product. March 2006, p. 50; Blister Packaging Desktop Reference, May 2007, p. 42. Packaging innovation: Don't wait for the "other guy" to do it. Edward J. Bauer. Back Page, May 2007, p. 72. Packaging multiple dosage strengths or multiple products in one blister. Bob Oas. May 2006, p. 20; Blister Packaging Desktop Reference, May 2007, p. 6. Packaging's contribution to patient adherence and cost con- tainment. Edward J. Bauer. May 2014, p. 8. Pharmaceutical packaging and adherence. Ben Locwin. Back Page, May 2016, p. 48. Reese Pharmaceutical brings packaging operation in-house. May 2014, p. 14. Rethinking returns and reconciliation. May Singh. Back Page, May 2013, p. 44. Rethinking stability testing for tablets and capsules in con- tainers. C. Jeanne Taborsky, Kathleen Deiss, and Edward L. McKinley. April 2008, p. 32. Return of the slat filler. Brad Feldman. May 2009, p. 14. i n d e x t o a r t i c l e s