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INJECTION
WEARABLES
Ian Thompson
Ypsomed
YPSODOSE: SIMPLIFYING LARGE-VOLUME PATCH INJECTION FOR PHARMA COMPANIES AND PATIENTS
Ian Thompson provides an update on YpsoDose, a new prefilled large-volume patch injector platform, and how it is designed to simplify the approach to wearable patch injectors for both pharma companies and patients.
WEARABLES
Joe Reynolds
Noble
DEVICE TRAINING AND ONBOARDING CONSIDERATIONS FOR ON-BODY DELIVERY SYSTEMS
Joe Reynolds explains how on-body injection devices have arisen from the need to develop viscous, large-volume biopharmaceutical therapies, and how Noble’s on-body training devices can help patients learn how to use their devices correctly, reliably and safely.
WEARABLES
Graham Reynolds
West Pharmaceutical Services
THE CHANGING LANDSCAPE OF WEARABLE DRUG CONTAINMENT AND DELIVERY
Biologics and biosimilars are set to make waves in the pharmaceutical arena, but these drugs can be very difficult to deliver in a patient-centric way. Wearable injectors offer a solution to the large, infrequent dosing regimens these drugs often demand. Graham Reynolds explains more.
WEARABLES
Thomas Mayer
Sonceboz
DRUG DELIVERY MEETS AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING
Thomas Mayer discusses Sonceboz’s activity in the world of wearable injectors and how the company’s experiences in the automotive industry and its in-house development of high-quality motors provide significant advantages for the design and production of wearable devices.
EXPERT VIEW
Richard Featherstone
MOBILE DEVICES AND USE-RELATED RISK – TIME TO REINSTATE DETECTABILITY?
Richard Featherstone makes the case for designing detectability into the user interfaces of wearable devices, enabling the user to be an active part of ensuring the device operates safely, as intended.
CONNECTIVITY
David Philbrick
Paragon Medical
PRECISION METAL COMPONENTS IMPROVE CONNECTED MEDICAL DEVICE PERFORMANCE
David Philbrick discusses the critical role a variety of metal springs and components play in a connected drug delivery device.
CONNECTIVITY
Craig Baker
Noble
ENHANCING ADHERENCE TO SELF-INJECTION REGIMENS BY CONNECTED DEVICES
Craig Baker explains how Noble has recently launched the AdereIT platform for autoinjector training and injections to tackle the problem of non-adherence.
EXPERT VIEW
Tom Oakley
CONNECTED DRUG DELIVERY SECTOR OVERVIEW
Tom Oakley gives an overview of the state of connected devices in the drug delivery world, touching on various approaches, benefits and challenges in the sector today.
CONNECTIVITY
John Hughes
Innovation Zed
INSULCHECK CONNECT: ADDRESSING ADHERENCE WITH A CLOSED-LOOP SOLUTION
John Hughes and Alina Smotrova discuss the success of the InsulCheck Classic and how user feedback and modern technology has led to the development of its second generation, InsulCheck Connect.
INTERVIEW
Eric Dessertenne
Biocorp
ERIC DESSERTENNE, BIOCORP
Eric Dessertenne talks in-depth with ONdrugDelivery Magazine about the ways connectivity is developing within the pharmaceutical industry, its likely future course and how Biocorp is positioned.
VIDEO
Biocorp
Biocorp’s OneJet
®
connected autoinjector
Onejet is the first motor-driven, disposable and connected autoinjector. It's compatible with standard primary containers and is customisable allowing it to easily deliver high viscosity products. Injection data (time, doses and date) are transferred to a mobile app via Bluetooth, allowing monitoring of key treatment information.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
SHL Medical
FINAL ASSEMBLY, LABELLING & PACKAGING
For the development of combination products, pharma and biotech companies have the option to establish an assembly and packaging infrastructure internally or to outsource to a contract manufacturing organisation. One such organisation, SHL, explains what the benefits are of using a manufacturing partner and outlines what it can offer in terms of an integrated process.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
Séverine Duband
Nemera
PRODUCT REVIEW – SAFE’N’SOUND
®
& SAFELIA
®
Séverine Duband provides a rundown of the features of Nemera’s injectable device offering, the Safe’n’Sound
®
single-use safety device and the Safelia
®
two-step autoinjector.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
Fabian Stöcker
SCHOTT Pharma
CREATING PREFILLABLE SYRINGES FOR THE BIOLOGICS MARKET
Nicolas Eon and Fabian Stöcker discuss syriQ BioPure
®
, a high-end prefillable syringe for biologics, which integrates seamlessly with autoinjectors and an innovative filling platform.
WEARABLES
Claudia Fink
INSERT. WEAR. INJECT. DISPOSABLE UNITS FOR WEARABLE DRUG DELIVERY DEVICES
Mobile drug delivery pumps can significantly improve patients’ quality of life, however they require highly advanced disposable components to ensure that patients receive the exact dose required. Claudia Fink reviews how the components are produced and which secondary processing techniques are required and Raumedic's partnership with Sensile Medical.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
Joe Reynolds
Noble
AUTOINJECTOR TRAINER INNOVATIONS TO ENHANCE THE PATIENT EXPERIENCE
Joe Reynolds looks at the benefits offered by Noble's innovative agitator needle simulation tip – which can be incorporated into several types of autoinjector trainers – and reviews the development process.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
Tobias Morlok
/H&B/’S FOUR-STEP-TECHNOLOGY
Tobias Morlok outlines how the company’s Four-Step-Technology approach ensures that devices are totally safe to use by protecting against inappropriate use in several ways and at four key stages.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
Carl Dabruzzi
West Pharmaceutical Services
MAKING SELF-ADMINISTRATION POSSIBLE FOR ALL PATIENTS
At West, extensive human factors studies were carried out to help create the SelfDose™ patient-controlled injector, designed for patients who have dexterity problems. Carl Dabruzzi, Director, Product Management, Self-Injections Systems explains more.
EXPERT VIEW
Mark Turner
EXTRACTABLES AND LEACHABLES FOR INJECTION DEVICES
Mark Turner explains the process involved in ensuring that pharmaceutical containers do not inadvertently transmit toxic substances, while maintaining the effectiveness of the active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs).
EXPERT VIEW
Uri Baruch
THE FUTURE OF DRUG DELIVERY
Uri Baruch looks back on how far injectable drug delivery has come in the past thirty years and, with an eye on current trends and the range of innovations in the sector, particularly data and connectivity technology, looks forward to what the future may hold.
EXPERT VIEW
Adam Shain
PHARMA PARTNERING CONSIDERATIONS FOR INJECTION DEVICE COMPONENTS
In the modern world of injectable drugs, one of the major considerations for pharma is choosing partner companies for the development and manufacture of the injection device components. Adam Shain, discusses several of the considerations that go into ensuring that the best possible partner is selected.
INJECTION
Barbara Taylor
Portal Instruments
CONNECTED, NEEDLE-FREE DRUG DELIVERY
The healthcare industry is seeing an ever growing trend towards patients self-administering their therapies at home. Barbara Taylor discusses this trend and how Portal is making a bold step towards this goal with its novel needle-free injection device.
WEARABLES
John Love
Enable Injections
ENABLE INJECTIONS AND FLEX SET AMBITIOUS PLANS FOR LARGE VOLUME DRUG DELIVERY
The delivery of high volumes of biologics outside of the clinical setting remains a key challenge in the industry. Here, John Love, Mark Lee and Amy Boyle discuss how the enFuse™ on-body injector, developed by Enable in partnership with Flex, may be the answer.
PREFILLED SYRINGES
David Philbrick
Paragon Medical
THE SECRET TO A SINGLE AUTOINJECTOR DESIGN FOR MULTIPLE MEDICATIONS
The autoinjector market is booming and is predicted to continue doing so for some time to come. In order to capitalise on this, pharma companies are looking to use their autoinjectors for multiple medications. David Philbrick presents the case for bringing on metal component manufacturers in the initial design phase to make the most out of the crucial expertise they can offer.
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