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Schreiner MediPharm Supplies Booklet-Label for Sanofi Trial

Specialty Label for Needle Protection System comprises more than 30 pages, in more than 20 languages.

By: Contract Pharma

Contract Pharma Staff

Schreiner MediPharm has developed a compact Booklet-Label for a needle protection system used in an international Phase III clinical trial for Sanofi. It comprises more than 30 pages in a compact booklet containing all required product information in more than 20 languages.

Sanofi required a multi-page label making the product information available in many different languages. The label also needed to firmly adhere to the plastic needle protection system without impairing the system’s functionality.

The Booklet-Label developed by Schreiner MediPharm is tightly wrapped around the needle protection system. The compact booklet encompasses 32 pages with medicinal information. It adheres to the plastic substrate of the needle protection system and, due to its flexible material construction of thin booklet paper plus film layers, can be easily wrapped around the quadrangular device. A starter tab is used to open and re-close the label.

The Booklet-Label is partially affixed to the device so that the pre-filled syringe and its contents are readily visible after opening. The booklet is equipped with a perforation, allowing for its removal before injection—only a small part of the label which, for instance, may contain variable data, subsequently remains on the device. The label material is suitable for custom overprinting using TTR printers, supporting processes during the clinical trial.

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