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Serum bottle stoppers are essential components used in pharmaceutical packaging to seal vials and bottles containing liquid medications, particularly injectable solutions. Made primarily from rubber or elastomeric materials, these stoppers provide a secure barrier to prevent contamination and maintain the integrity of the product. They are designed to be punctured by needles for easy access to the medication inside while ensuring a tight seal when not in use.
| Material | Natural rubber, synthetic rubber, or elastomers |
| Size range | 13mm to 32mm diameter |
| Color | Typically white or gray |
| Sterilization method | Gamma irradiation or ethylene oxide |
| Compatibility | Compatible with various solvents and drugs |
| Durometer hardness | Shore A 40 to 60 |
When selecting serum bottle stoppers, buyers should consider the material compatibility with the specific drug formulations, as well as the required size for the vials being used. It is also important to specify the desired sterilization method, as this can impact the usability of the stoppers. Additionally, buyers should inquire about any relevant certifications, such as compliance with pharmacopoeial standards, and specify the quantities needed for their production runs.
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They are typically made from natural rubber, synthetic rubber, or elastomers.
Select a stopper size that matches the diameter of the vial neck.
Yes, they are usually sterilized using methods like gamma irradiation or ethylene oxide.
They are compatible with many solvents and drugs, but compatibility should be verified for specific formulations.
The durometer hardness typically ranges from Shore A 40 to 60.
Yes, they are commonly available in colors like white and gray.