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Hand in a blue glove places white pump spray bottles on the filling line for medical devices.

Medical devices for topical use.

Our contract filling of medical devices focuses on non-sterile topical applications. We process liquid and semi-solid formulations under certified conditions.

Your medical device

Filling of non-sterile formulations for topical application.

 

  • Creams, gels and ointments (e.g. healing ointments, wound care products)

  • Liquid solutions and sprays

Close-up of clear gel and white cream – liquid and semi-solid medical devices.
Lab technician measures the pH of a green liquid with a probe during quality control.

Key requirements

What matters in medical device filling.

Consistent quality, controlled environments and clear documentation are essential to meet regulatory requirements.

This is what we focus on in every project:

  • Careful handling of fill materials and packaging

  • Controlled production conditions

  • Consistent batch quality

  • Full traceability of materials and processes

  • Clear and reproducible documentation

Regular audits of our certifications help ensure stable and reliable production with consistent quality.

Final packaging

Your medical devices, safely packed.

Labelling & Secondary packaging
Medical devices are typically packed into folding cartons or other secondary packaging using automated or manual workflows as required. For tamper evidence, folding cartons can be sealed with hot-melt adhesive. Batch numbers, expiry dates, and QR or UDI codes can be added through printing or labelling methods.

Bundling
Multiple units can be bundled into sales units, for example using transparent film to keep products visible and easy to handle.

Employee in blue gloves takes a CE-marked medical device spray from the filling line.

Controlled production conditions
(ISO 14644-1, Class 8)

ISO 13485-compliant
processes

Structured &
documented workflows

Integrated coding &
labelling