West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc.

Daikyo Seiko, Ltd.

Ricky Yeager

Hiroshi Togashi

Jon Tyler Lundquist

Scott Young

Edward Vanderbush

Rohit Vora

William D Knaup

A package for storing a plurality of medical containers includes a housing having a closed base end and an open upper end. A nesting tray is at least partially supported by the housing, and has a plurality of apertures for receiving, and supporting, the medical containers. A protective slip sheet is provided within the housing. A static shield for dissipating static charge within the housing is also provided. The package also includes a housing cover.

Anti-static package for medical containers

A vacuum packaging system for transporting a plurality of medical containers includes a plurality of medical containers each having a head side and a base side and a tray that receives and supports the medical containers. The tray includes opposing first and second sidewalls, opposing front and rear walls and a bottom floor. The walls extend generally vertically from the floor of the tray. At least one platform generally extends parallel to the floor of the tray. An air impervious flexible film defines an internal cavity. The air impervious flexible film completely surrounds the tray and the medical containers and the internal cavity is evacuated to and maintained at a predetermined vacuum level below atmospheric pressure. One of the head side and the base side of each medical container contacts a top surface of at least one platform when the medical containers are positioned in the tray.

Vacuum package system

A vacuum packaging system for transporting a plurality of medical containers includes a plurality of medical a tray that receives and supports the medical containers. The tray includes opposing first and second side walls, opposing side and rear walls and a bottom floor. The walls extend generally perpendicularly from the bottom floor of the tray to a top edge thereof. A nesting plate is removably mountable in the tray and includes a plurality of generally cylindrical sleeves each receiving one of the plurality of medical containers. A support surface within the tray generally extends parallel to and spaced a predetermined distance from the bottom floor of the tray and receives and supports the nesting plate. An air impervious flexible film defines an internal cavity and completely surrounds the tray and the medical containers. The internal cavity is evacuated to and maintained at a predetermined vacuum level below atmospheric pressure.

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