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Tablets & Capsules October 2016 37 Blister packaging analysis FastPack service analyzes your product and identifies two best packaging materials—in terms of performance and cost—in 15 days. Service eliminates chemical testing and provides better than 90 percent certainty product will pass stability study. It also eliminates need for multiple packaging stability studies and reduces costs of over-packaging. Service provides tool drawing, packaging cost analysis, and free train- ing and technical support until product is commercialized. Company also offers a range of blister films and lidding, including anti-counterfeiting products. Bilcare Research, Delaware City, DE. Tel. 302 838 3200 www.bilcaresolutions.com Blister packaging tooling Blister tooling sets and change parts fit Klöckner, MAC, Uhlmann, Noack, Ministar, IWKA, Blipack, IMA, Bosch, CAM, and other equipment. Inventory includes forming dies for thermo- and cold-form blister packages, seal dies, pre- heat plates, die cutters, perforating dies, ejectors, feeders, bar- rel cams, blow forms, cartoner parts, and more. Custom parts come with documentation to help you validate blister tooling and maintain it. Company also offers on-site startup assis- tance. Thomas Packaging, Rolling Meadows, IL. Tel. 847 392 1652 www.thomaspackaging.com Blister packaging service CDMO offers thermo- and cold-form blister packaging for clinical and commercial applications, including PVC, PVC/PE/PVdC, Aclar, and Alu-Alu packs. It operates seven blister lines (including Uhlmann BEC 300 blister/cartoning line) and two workstations for making blister tooling, reduc- ing timelines and cost. It holds more than 6,000 tooling parts in inventory. Offerings include oxygen- and moisture-barrier films, compliance barcodes, and senior-friendly/child-resis- tant formats. Electronic vision system and on-line monitoring ensure quality. Ropack Pharma Solutions, Commack, NY. Tel. 631 482 7777 www.ropack.com n i s r e t t a m l a i r e t a m e h Th W D V X H H 6 g ng i l d n a h l a i r e t a m n @ (@ 9 ; 7 ( * 3 , . . - 4 Y H O W Y V M _ 9 d n u t c e fl e d r o t n e d , d n e b t ' n o W e n a e l c y l i s a e s i e c a fa r u s h t o o m S s s e c o r p h t i w n o i t a r g e t n i y s a E H T U H Y Q H ' Q L Y R 1 K W R R % s d a o l y vy a e h r e d d e t n e m p i u q e N U P S K U H O H p g y m ; l a t e m n a h t l a c i m o n o c e e r o M a g n i r b s e t it s o p m o c d e c r o fo n i e R u e c ma r ha p e h t o t e c n ma r o fo r e p . G F M s i P R F n i e m na g n i d a e l 0 5 0 6 - 8 5 4 ) 0 0 8 ( ee r fr - l l o t l l a C . m o c . y. a r t g fg m . w. w w t i s i v r o p q c i t s a l p n a h t e l b a r u d e r o m f o l e v e l w e n e l o h w e h t d n A . y. r t s u d n i l a c i t u