Yinso Medical Packing Explains Three Essential Conditions for Medical Device Packaging

The sterile barrier system aims to prevent medical devices from microbial contamination, while medical devices and packaging systems jointly ensure the effectiveness and safety of the products, allowing medical devices to be used effectively by users. The relationship among medical devices, packaging systems, and sterilization is interconnected, mutually constrained, and conditional. Among them, packaging plays a bridging role. The materials for medical device packaging should meet the following conditions:

Functionality: The design structure must ensure complete protection for medical device products.

Safety and Compliance: It is not only required to meet biocompatibility but also to consider compatibility with medical device products.

Intact Sealability: Ensure effective prevention of microbial ingress from the air after sealing with the lid material, with excellent barrier performance.

Currently, PETG is a material recognized in the market as meeting the above three requirements and fully complying with the microbial barrier system requirements in ISO11607. Yinso Medical Packing has cooperated with thousands of customers and has witnessed many cases where packaging non-compliance due to cost considerations in the early stages led to the need to search for a new packaging manufacturer. The conclusion drawn is that the most expensive cost is packaging failure.