Notes On Dispensing Ointment - gako unguator EMP Quick Start Manual

The jar is subject to periodic inspections in accordance to the guidelines of the Bundesapothe-
kerkammer "Examination and Storage of primary packaging material". A certificate of analysis is
issued after batch-defined examinations. After a visual receiving inspection the manufacturer's
test certificate (certificate of analysis) is retained for the documentation of primary packing
materials as stipulated.This certificate is affixed to the plastic packaging of the jar. If required,
it can be removed and added to the stipulated documentation.
A detailed certificate is available for download at www.unguator/coa.
A label is attached to each jar, which provides jar size, serial number (S/N), product number
(PCN), date of packing, date of expiration and PPN.
We recommend for a complete documentation to attach the jar label of the used jar onto the
manufacturing record.
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Notes on Dispensing ointment

Each customer should be given specific instructions with an empty jar at how to use the
jars. The use of the spindle should be explained for large jar, size 300 and 500 ml. Low
viscosity ointments should be equipped with an applicator or a varionozzle to reduce the
dispensed volume. Medium viscosity ointments can be easily extracted through the regular
opening of the jar. Very pasty ointments (e.g. pasta zinc) may not necessarily be pressed
through the regular opening, even by using a spindle.
pic.: certificate of analysis gako unguator Jar
pic.: jar label gako unguator jar
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