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THE CLEAR SOLUTION for Ocular Patient Safety™
Ophthalmic drugs must meet stringent standards in the industry. As regulations tighten and patient safety takes center stage, packaging becomes a critical factor in avoiding delays and achieving success. Discover how purpose-built solutions can help you avoid costly setbacks and keep your development moving forward.
Silicone is widely used as a lubricant in drug delivery systems to ensure smooth plunger movement. However, in ophthalmic applications, silicone migration can lead to particulate contamination, drug interaction, and uneven distribution, creating risks of patient vision issues, regulatory delays, and end-of-line rejects.
For ophthalmic applications, the regulations for particulates and endotoxins are more stringent. Each step in the filling process introduces the potential of foreign particles. Most drug delivery systems and components were not specifically designed for the tighter regulatory and quality requirements of the ophthalmic space. What works in other spaces may not work for today's ophthalmic drugs.
Ophthalmic treatments require precise dosing, where even small variations can impact patient safety and drug efficacy. The break-loose and glide force performance of your syringe is an important factor in consistent delivery of the right dose. Most syringes are not designed to meet the tolerances you require, or the plunger does not have the right shape for maximizing drug utilization.
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