Reed-Lane has added a dedicated room for vial and ampule kitting to its cold chain capabilities. Located adjacent to its existing cold chain infrastructure for limited intra-facility travel and product excursion, the space is capable of labeling vials and ampules, then kitting them with other components such as printed literature.
 
The additional cold chain environment expands Reed-Lane capabilities in the packaging of biopharmaceuticals. Maintaining a secure cold chain through the storage, handling and transportation of temperature-sensitive drugs assures product quality and integrity, benefitting patients and keeping manufacturers, hospitals and pharmacists in compliance with various laws, regulations, guidelines and codes.
 
“The new dedicated environment for vial and ampoule kitting showcases Reed-Lane’s commitment to steadily growing our cold chain capabilities,” said Patricia Elvin, President of Reed-Lane. “In combination with our ahead-of-schedule ability to achieve full aggregation for serialized products, this latest infrastructure makes us even more attractive to biopharma companies as well as an expanding set of traditional pharma manufacturers.”