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With every ophthalmic injection comes the responsibility of protecting vision, ensuring patient comfort, and safeguarding drug quality. Recognizing the importance of packaging development and prioritizing its role early in your drug program can help you overcome challenges associated with the unique demands of intravitreal products
While the drug development team is in the process of working on the last details to optimize the drug, that is where the work for the packaging engineers really starts. A cumbersome journey of scouting and evaluation of all possible packaging options out there, followed by extensive testing and complex interpretation of the results. This process can take many months without assurance of comprehensively addressing all factors. Especially in the space of prefilled syringes which are regulated as combination products, the requirements are expansive and often ambiguous. This presentation introduces a groundbreaking innovation: An advancement in the prefillable syringe market, uniquely integrating the syringe barrel, plunger, and needle shield/tip cap into a fully harmonized, verified system from a single supplier. It will demonstrate how this system enables especially emerging biotechnology companies to significantly save time and resources, accelerating the pathway to clinical fill.
In the world of medical devices, ensuring the safety and compatibility of equipment is fundamental to patient care. Among the most significant developments in this area is the replacement of ISO 594 by ISO 80369, a series of standards redefining how medical connectors are designed and validated.
With every ophthalmic injection comes the responsibility of protecting vision, ensuring patient comfort, and safeguarding drug quality. Recognizing the importance of packaging development and prioritizing its role early in your drug program can help you overcome challenges associated with the unique demands of intravitreal products
While the drug development team is in the process of working on the last details to optimize the drug, that is where the work for the packaging engineers really starts. A cumbersome journey of scouting and evaluation of all possible packaging options out there, followed by extensive testing and complex interpretation of the results. This process can take many months without assurance of comprehensively addressing all factors. Especially in the space of prefilled syringes which are regulated as combination products, the requirements are expansive and often ambiguous. This presentation introduces a groundbreaking innovation: An advancement in the prefillable syringe market, uniquely integrating the syringe barrel, plunger, and needle shield/tip cap into a fully harmonized, verified system from a single supplier. It will demonstrate how this system enables especially emerging biotechnology companies to significantly save time and resources, accelerating the pathway to clinical fill.
In the world of medical devices, ensuring the safety and compatibility of equipment is fundamental to patient care. Among the most significant developments in this area is the replacement of ISO 594 by ISO 80369, a series of standards redefining how medical connectors are designed and validated.
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