Bormioli Rocco: injection vials for every medical need

Dec. 3, 2015 - PRLog -- Some of us are afraid of them, some others have no particular feelings, instead; but when for some reasons our health conditions require them, we no longer hesitate and welcome them because they can really help. We are talking about injections, appreciated for their effectiveness and capacity to deliver the active ingredients right where they are needed and with a rapid absorption.

Injections can be used for example to shot insulin inside the body, or to provide extra calcium in case of need, but their range of application is one of the widest in medicine. What did we do when syringes had not been invented yet? Well, therapies were a lot different.

Maybe you did not know that the first syringe of history dates back to 16th century, when French scientist Blaise Pascal, studying hydrodynamics, happened to set up a primitive instrument similar (but not too much) to the ones used nowadays.

Two hundred years later, during 18th century, Alexander Wood invented the first real hypodermic syringe: thus these medical instruments have been through quite a short journey, compared to the millenarian medicine history.

And now? Syringes are precise tools, but also injection vials have to be: and that is Bormioli Rocco philosophy. The famous Italian glass company produces and sells a complete range of packaging solutions among which the pharmaceutical industries can select the best tools for their needs. Discover the complete catalog: http://www.bormioliroccopackaging.com/en/pharma/injection....