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With the jointly developed solution, Gerresheimer’s physical primary packaging is provided with a trusted “key”, enabling access to its digital twin. Primary packaging, such as syringes or vials, “travel” through the whole supply chain, from production to the point of care, connecting and collecting information that will be linked to their unique ID. Photo Gerresheimer

The g guide, Gerresheimer’s brand-new digital product selector, is now available on the Gerresheimer website (www.gerresheimer.com/en/product-selector) The g guide is said to lead users to the ideal solution simply by asking a handful of questions. The new tool is aimed at potential customers in the pharmaceutical, biopharma, and veterinary medicine industries.

With its new g guide service, Gerresheimer has provided its customers and partners from the pharmaceutical, biopharma, and veterinary medicine industries with a direct gateway to its broad range of products and solutions. “The benefits of the g guide will become clear immediately to our customers and partners,” says Ueli Utzinger, Group senior director Communication and Marketing. “The product selector brings our wide range of products to life in an intuitive way.” “Start-ups and aspiring biotech companies will find the support and expertise they need here in their search for the best packaging and service solutions,” adds Stefan Verheyden, Global vice president Gx Biological Solutions.

The g guide product selector combines state-of-the-art online customer service with the highly acclaimed expertise of the Gerresheimer team. As a scientifically oriented, MDAX-listed company and global go-to partner for the pharmaceutical and biotech industries, the new g guide tool further expands Gerresheimer’s customer focus.

The g guide is available to anyone visiting the Gerresheimer website. The digital tool guides users intuitively through six targeted questions about the specific characteristics of the pharmaceutical product that needs to be packaged, before offering a selection of appropriate solutions from the Gerresheimer portfolio. The g guide uses a special algorithm developed in-house by the Gerresheimer team to filter through more than 1,500 pharmaceutical products on the basis of the information provided by the user. Users go from answering questions to receiving their final recommendation in no time at all. The results can be compared quickly and easily on the product information screen. Users are then given the opportunity to contact the Gerresheimer sales team directly, who will provide expert advice on the basis of the recommendations made by the g guide.

Gerresheimer is the global partner for pharma, biotech, healthcare, and cosmetics with a very broad product range for pharmaceutical and cosmetic packaging and drug delivery devices. The company is an innovative solution provider from concept to delivery of the end product. Gerresheimer achieves its ambitious goals through a high level of innovative strength, industrial competence, focus on quality and customers. In developing innovative and sustainable solutions, Gerresheimer relies on a comprehensive international network with numerous innovation and production centers in Europe, America, and Asia. Gerresheimer produces close to its customers worldwide with around 10,000 employees and generates annual sales of around Euro 1.5 billion (approximately Rs 11,365 crore). With its products and solutions, Gerresheimer plays an essential role in people’s health and well-being.

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