Abstract
Pharmaceutical packaging plays a critical role in ensuring the stability, integrity, and efficacy of drug products. Over the years, innovations in packaging technologies have significantly improved the shelf-life and safety of drugs, particularly in preventing degradation caused by environmental factors such as light, moisture, and temperature. This article explores recent advancements in pharmaceutical packaging, focusing on the development of smart packaging systems, moisture-resistant materials, and temperature-sensitive packaging solutions. The impact of these innovations on drug stability and patient compliance is discussed in detail. This article also examines the future trends in pharmaceutical packaging, including the integration of nanotechnology and biodegradable materials.
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