INNORINI PTE. LTD. · UEN 202015523ZHSA-licensed therapeutic products wholesalersales@innorini.com.sg
On this page (5 sections)
  1. What is unit-dose packing?
  2. Key facts about our unit-dose packing service
  3. What are the benefits of unit-dose packing?
  4. How does the unit-dose packing process work?
  5. Who is this service for?
In short

INNORINI PTE. LTD. (UEN 202015523Z) provides unit-dose packing services in Singapore using a dedicated unit-dose packaging system at our Clementi facility (1 Clementi Loop, #05-02 Clementi West LogisPark, Singapore 129808). Unit-dose packing individually seals each medication dose in a labelled, barcoded pouch, improving medication safety, reducing waste, and enabling accurate administration tracking for hospitals, clinics, and care institutions.

At a glance

Best forHospitals, long-term care and high-volume clinics
OutputIndividually sealed, barcoded and labelled pouches
WhereClementi facility, Singapore
Not forInjectable or sterile medicines

What is unit-dose packing?

Unit-dose packing is a pharmacy packaging system where each individual dose of medication is sealed in its own labelled pouch or blister, typically organised by patient and administration time. Each pouch carries the drug name, strength, dosage, patient identifier, and a scannable barcode for administration tracking.

This approach is widely used in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and clinics to reduce medication errors, improve adherence, and streamline pharmacy operations. Unlike bulk bottling, unit-dose packing ensures that each dose is individually identified and traceable from dispensing to administration.

Key facts about our unit-dose packing service

Facility1 Clementi Loop, #05-02 Clementi West LogisPark, Singapore 129808
Packaging systemDedicated unit-dose packaging system
CompanyINNORINI PTE. LTD. (UEN 202015523Z)
Output formatIndividually sealed pouches with barcode and full labelling
Suitable forHospitals, clinics, long-term care, veterinary clinics
CapabilitiesTablets, capsules, powders (depending on formulation)
QualityIncoming quality inspection, batch traceability
Contactsales@innorini.com.sg

What are the benefits of unit-dose packing?

Medication safety

Each dose is individually labelled with drug name, strength, and patient identifier, reducing the risk of wrong-drug or wrong-dose errors at the point of administration.

Traceability

Barcoded pouches enable scanning at administration, creating an auditable record of when and by whom each dose was given.

Reduced waste

Only the required doses are packed and dispensed, minimising unused medication waste compared to bulk dispensing.

Operational efficiency

Pre-packed doses reduce pharmacy dispensing time and allow nursing staff to focus on patient care rather than medication preparation.

How does the unit-dose packing process work?

Medication receipt and quality check

Bulk medication is received at our Clementi facility and undergoes incoming quality inspection against specifications and certificates of analysis.

Patient and prescription data setup

We work with your pharmacy or institution to set up patient profiles, medication schedules, and administration times in the packaging system.

Unit-dose packaging

Medications are individually sealed in labelled, barcoded pouches using a dedicated unit-dose packaging system, organised by patient and time slot.

Quality verification

Each batch undergoes verification checks for correct drug, dose, labelling, and seal integrity before release.

Delivery and implementation

Packed medication is delivered to your institution with supporting documentation. We can provide staff training on barcode scanning and administration workflows.

Ongoing replenishment

We manage ongoing replenishment cycles based on your patient census and medication schedules, ensuring continuity of supply.

Who is this service for?

Suitable for

  • Private hospitals and medical centres
  • Long-term care and nursing homes
  • GP clinics with high medication volume
  • Veterinary clinics and animal hospitals
  • Rehabilitation and day surgery centres

Not suitable for

  • Injectable or sterile medications (not in current scope)
  • Very small practices with low volume
  • Medications requiring special storage beyond standard conditions
  • Controlled substances without proper authorisation
Last reviewed: 4 October 2026 · Reviewed by the Innorini operations team · This page is informational. Contact us to confirm capacity and formats for your requirements.

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