Vials
Quick answer: Morgan Chemicals supplies Vials across Pakistan as part of its Containers range, with quotations available via info@morgan.pk.
Multi-dose and single-dose glass and plastic vials sealed with rubber stoppers and aluminum crimps — the workhorse primary container for lyophilized products, biologics and aqueous injectables.
What are Vials?
A pharmaceutical vial is a small bottle, typically of Type I, II or III glass (or cyclic-olefin polymer), closed with a butyl rubber stopper and secured with an aluminum flip-off crimp. Vials are the dominant format for parenterals because they accept both liquid fill and lyophilization cycles.
Key Features & Technical Specifications
- Type I borosilicate, Type II treated soda-lime and Type III soda-lime grades
- Tubular and moulded vial geometries
- 2R / 4R / 6R / 10R / 15R / 20R / 30R / 50R standard ISO sizes
- Compatible with bromobutyl, chlorobutyl and fluoropolymer-coated stoppers
- Validated for freeze-drying (lyophilization) cycles
Applications
- Lyophilized (freeze-dried) injectables and biologics
- Multi-dose vaccines
- Reconstituted antibiotics
- Diagnostic kits
- Cell and gene therapy products
Materials & Grades
- Type I borosilicate glass (preferred for biologics)
- Type II treated soda-lime (cost-effective aqueous use)
- Cyclic-olefin polymer (COP) — break-resistant, low extractables
B2B Supply Only
This product is available exclusively for supply to licensed pharmaceutical, food, or industrial companies. Not for individual or consumer sale. Morgan Chemicals is a distributor and does not manufacture this product. For regulatory documentation and pricing, please contact our team.