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In February, LSO participated, for the 17th consecutive year in the MD&M West show at the Anaheim Convention center. This year, Barry Kazemi, LSO’s CEO & President, had been invited to be one of the [...]
Packaging for medical devices, related products and materials is highly regulated and must meet very specific requirements. The most critical factor for medical device packaging is product sterility, which must be maintained throughout distribution and storage, allowing for safe and effective use of the device.
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Maintaining quality systems, ensuring traceability, and providing packaging and sterilization validations are key factors that medical device OEMs should consider when evaluating prospective packaging contractors. Highlighting these and other issues is Charlie Ricci, vice president of sales and marketing at Life Science Outsourcing Inc. (Brea, CA).
Life Science Outsourcing Inc., a contract maker of medical devices, has nearly doubled its space in Brea with the buying of a new building in the Voit Brea Business Park.
Outsourcing device production is based on the premise that individuals and companies that invent medical devices may not have the time, financial resources or expertise to make them. For bigger companies, outsourcing of existing products frees up resources for new product development and production.
