IWATA's Medication Error Prevention Label allows pharmaceutical companies to offer a safer solution to prevent incorrect administration. Without significant capital expenditure in equipment investment, in most cases, the labeling can be performed as part of the existing packaging process.

Key features:

• After the medication has been drawn up out of the ampoule with a syringe, a portion of the label is peeled off and applied to the syringe. Preserving the name of the medication prevents incorrect administration.
• When medication has been coinjected into an infusion bag, peeling off a portion of the label and applying it to the bag can prevent staff from forgetting or duplicating coinjection.
• An adhesive with re-adhesive properties is used, allowing the label to be transferred from the ampule to a syringe, medical chart and so on based on the usage history.
• The solution does not require a significant capital expenditure and in most cases the labeling can be performed as part of the existing packaging process.