What’s trending in the medical device sterilization and packaging industry? Read the answers right here, including EtO regulations, packaging efficiencies and more.

Ethylene oxide sterilization (EtO) has been a reliable medical device sterilization practice for many years. How does it impact the environment and technicians?

Ethylene oxide (EtO) sterilization for gas-compatible medical devices is a much sought-after process for terminal sterilization and sterilization of reusable devices. For some devices, it is the only sterilization method that is effective and will not damage the device. But how is it tested and validated? Biological indicators along with external process challenge devices are a key part of the process.

Gamma irradiation may be the best choice for your medical device sterilization. But how can you be sure when there are several other options available?

It is ideal to understand industry best practices when preparing to sterilize your medical devices through an outside resource.

Medical device sterilization is one area where attention to detail matters. Product integrity and patient safety depend on effective sterilization and validation processes.

Bringing a medical device to market is a complicated process. It requires a lot of coordination and planning, not to mention extreme precision and appropriate documentation.

When it comes to bringing a new or updated medical device to market, most startups and established OEMs know that sterilization is an essential step in the process. But these same manufacturers may have questions about which sterilization process will best fit their needs. As medical device manufacturers look at EO sterilization solutions, here’s a rundown of four best practices to streamline the process and ensure an optimal outcome.