Safety & Quality
Safety & Quality
Quality manufacturing processes are the key to creating safe and effective generic medications. We take that responsibility seriously, with an unwavering commitment to safety and quality.
Ahead of the curve
In 2001, Nephron began individually wrapping and bar-coding medication, leading the industry with this patient safety practice. Today, wrapped and bar-coded vials have become a standard safety practice at U.S. hospitals.
Barcoded and individually wrapped
Our packaging ensures that products are compliant, easily identifiable, and delivered accurately, and it also simplifies inventory tracking at health care facilities.
Preservative, additive, and sulfite free
Patients have a reduced risk of unnecessary allergic reactions and complications when using our additive-free products.
Unit-dose measures and clear vials
We have designed our products so that patients can easily check vials for discoloration, accurately measure single doses, and simply discard or recycle empty vials.
Product Enhancements
Product Enhancements
We continuously pursue product enhancements, such as easy to identify vial shapes, embossed lettering, and color-coded packaging.
Joint Commission
Our products meet The Joint Commission's quality and performance standards for health care facilities.
Delivering Safe and Secure Products
Our priority is to deliver products safely and promptly to our customers’ facilities. We take all necessary steps to ensure products are not damaged during transit. We ensure that the primary container closure comprising the drug product is secure and free from any obstructions that could happen during shipping and storage.
The plastic molded trays included in our packaging reduce the chance of damage from syringes being subject to contact with other product while in its container. The syringe plungers and caps are secured safely in our packaging, so there are no leaks of the product itself or damage to the labeling. The cartons and cases we ship products in allow us to sell medication in defined units, typically 30 syringes. We use cardboard for these boxes, to promote our customers’ recycling initiatives.