Can You Have Labels Within Sterile Environment When Preparing Total Parenteral Nutrition?

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      Eric Mitchell
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      I would like to get your feedback on using the barcode labels generated locally by the pharmacy within the isolator/cabinet working environment?

      From the quality perspective, do you see any limitations of using these labels? if yes, do you recommend any solution to overcome this issue?

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      Alchemist
      Member

      Hi there

      Selection the type of the labels and the printing method is the key , as you have to make sure the labels quality and orienting method is not affected by sporicidal or IPA 70% which will be used to clean the ingredients before placed in the isolator without affecting the printing.

      Using THERMAL PRINTERS and CHEMICAL RESISTANT LABELS FOR THERMAL TRANSFER PRINTERS will help.

      Regards,

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      Rachel Phillips
      Participant

      As mentioned, the key is the type of label and ink (or thermal). We have been using IPA 70% resistant label/ink for years now inside the isolator after spraying or wiping down. There is an important note too, try to minimize the glove touching to the sticky part of the label because this is the area where antiseptic doesn’t reach to.

      Regards,

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