For decades, drugmakers have depended on vials made of borosilicate glass, though containers crafted ... Wheaton, and Kimble—though borosilicate lab glassware has somewhat different qualities ...

Vaccine vials have to be able to withstand significant stress The pharmaceutical company worker stood at the top of a stairwell, holding a tiny glass vial in their hand. They held the vial out ...

To accelerate distribution further, Operation Warp Speed will expand domestic manufacturing and supplies of specialized materials like glass vials, according to a senior administration official.

Using state-of-the-art, automated manufacturing processes and Class 8 Clean Room robotic packing, tubular glass vials and tubes ... DURAN ®, WHEATON ®, and KIMBLE ®. The Company’s products ...

Photo illustration: Laura Kammermann Frantic efforts to bring coronavirus vaccines to the world are facing a maddening bottleneck: the small glass vials that hold the shots. Drugmakers in the U.S ...

Under any circumstances, putting medicine into glass is a tricky business. Standard medical vials—made of borosilicate—often break as they’re filled, and just one damaged vial can ruin a ...

Gilead is recalling vials of Remdesivir, a drug used for treating coronavirus patients, due to glass contamination. The company, also called Veklury, announced Friday it was recalling two lots of ...

The hot soak for several hours is a key step in fortifying the glass vials from cracks, flakes and breaks that could thwart global efforts to stop the coronavirus.

A pharmaceutical manufacturer recalled thousands of vials of its COVID-19 antiviral drug remdesivir after an internal investigation found they were contaminated with glass particles. Gilead ...

In July 2014, officials said a government scientist cleaning out an old storage room at a Bethesda, Maryland, research center found six decades-old glass vials containing freeze-dried smallpox ...

It is one of just a handful of firms that makes glass vials for the pharmaceutical industry, where containers for drugs or vaccines must meet extremely high safety standards, including being ...