Medical device packaging serves as a critical line of defense, protecting devices from contamination, damage and environmental challenges. Like a fortress, a sterile barrier system is designed to keep harmful external threats out but is only as effective as its integrity.
A microscopic channel, seal defect, puncture, or other breach can compromise an otherwise robust package system. Demonstrating package integrity requires more than simply performing a test. It demands an understanding of what defects matter, how they occur, when to evaluate them, and which technologies are best suited to detect them. This webinar will explore sterile barrier system integrity test methods and deployment across the medical device product life cycle. Join us as we look beyond the seal and examine what it takes to demonstrate the fortress remains intact.
During this webinar, we will discuss:
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Tyler Harris Senior Scientific Advisor Eurofins Medical Device Services |
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As Senior Scientific Advisor for Eurofins Medical Device Services, Tyler Harris specializes in medical device packaging, package integrity, and the development of scientifically sound testing strategies. He has extensive experience in packaging engineering, mechanical design, quality engineering, and advanced package integrity technologies, supporting both the medical device and pharmaceutical industries.
Tyler is an active member of the Parenteral Drug Association (PDA), United States Pharmacopeia (USP), and the Institute of Packaging Professionals (IoPP), and has collaborated with ASTM F02 Committee initiatives. He has contributed to industry advancement through patents, publications, and educational programs focused on deterministic CCI testing, regulatory expectations, and automated inspection technologies. Tyler holds a B.S. in Packaging Systems and Design from Virginia Tech
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Medical device packaging serves as a critical line of defense, protecting devices from contamination, damage and environmental challenges. Like a fortress, a sterile barrier system is designed to keep harmful external threats out but is only as effective as its integrity.
A microscopic channel, seal defect, puncture, or other breach can compromise an otherwise robust package system. Demonstrating package integrity requires more than simply performing a test. It demands an understanding of what defects matter, how they occur, when to evaluate them, and which technologies are best suited to detect them. This webinar will explore sterile barrier system integrity test methods and deployment across the medical device product life cycle. Join us as we look beyond the seal and examine what it takes to demonstrate the fortress remains intact.
During this webinar, you will learn:
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Tyler Harris Senior Scientific Advisor, Package Testing Eurofins Medical Device Services |