Clinical Trials

Clinical trial labeling must meet strict regulatory standards, including full traceability, tamper-evident features, and compatibility with serialisation and UDI systems. Labels must clearly communicate study-specific information, often in multiple languages, while adapting to various formats like vials or syringes. MM Packaging delivers compliant clinical packaging and labeling solutions tailored to these demands.

Clinical trial packaging must balance regulatory compliance, patient safety, fast turnaround times, and global logistics. MM Packaging combines design expertise, flexible production, and certified processes to deliver clinical trial packaging services that meet these demands efficiently.

All our clinical trial packaging solutions are produced under GMP principles and comply with regulations like FDA, EMA, MDR, and UDI. Our labeling processes include in-process controls, traceability systems, and documentation aligned with clinical protocols.

Yes. Our clinical packaging and labeling teams are experienced in multilingual booklet and peel-off label production, ensuring clear and compliant communication across global studies.

We offer a wide range of clinical trial labels, including booklet, cryogenic, tamper-evident, blinding, scratch-off, resealable, and variable data labels—tailored to your specific vial, syringe, or packaging format.

Our clinical trial cartons include cryogenic boxes, blinding cartons, child-resistant wallets, multi-compartment designs, and direct-to-patient formats. All are structurally engineered to protect IMPs and support efficient packaging workflows.

Our clinical trial packaging services are built for flexibility. Whether you need rapid prototyping for Phase I or scalable production for Phase III, our sites are equipped to manage any batch size with consistent quality and speed.

We use validated traceability systems, unique codes, serialisation options, and tamper-evident technologies to maintain chain of custody and product integrity throughout the clinical packaging journey.