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  1. Reliable Components For The Lifecycle Of Your Injectable Drug Product

    As drug products increase in complexity, become more specialized, and trend towards self-administration, it is more important than ever to have a reliable drug closure system.

  2. Trends In Drug Delivery: The Growth Of Cartridge Based Technology

    As pharma companies evaluate the delivery systems for their drug product, there are several reasons why they may select a cartridge-based system compared to a pre-filled syringe or vial. 

  3. When Glass Vials Fail At Low Temps, Consider A Cyclic Olefin Polymer System

    If the glass vial for a biologic drug experiences breakage, or does not maintain container closure integrity, a cyclic olefin polymer (i.e., Daikyo Crystal Zenith COP) system may be the solution.

  4. How Subcutaneous Delivery Can Help Patients Manage Chronic Conditions

    Read more about how to improve your patients’ outcomes, avoid costly delays to launch, and provide a better return on investment.

  5. Evaluation And Identification Of Subvisible Particulate Matter In Injections

    Review the scopes of USP chapters <787> and <788>. Both chapters address injections and have the same regulatory requirements according to their nominal volumes for subvisible PM.

  6. Key Considerations For Emerging Companies When Selecting Packaging Components

    Recognizing the importance of packaging development and prioritizing its role in drug development early on can help proactively identify potential delays and overcome risks.

  7. Reduce Costs And Improve Adherence For Self-Administration Of Biologics

    There is a growing trend toward wearable injectors for bolus delivery in order to help improve adherence and lower the costs of therapy. 

  8. Orphan Drugs – Small Batches That Demand Attention

    Orphan drugs, or the drugs made in small batches for immediate medical attention, have the ability to be both life changing and lifesaving for patients suffering from a rare disease.

  9. Selecting A Strategic Partner For Your Combination Product

    It is imperative to choose an experienced partner that can ensure the highest quality products, minimize supply chain disruptions, and efficiently bring safe, effective drug products to patients.

  10. Evaluate CCI Of Vial And Syringe Systems Over Time And Temperature

    Combining techniques, such as Residual Seal Force, tracer gas analysis, and headspace analysis, enables a more complete and quantified measure of CCI for vial and syringe combinations.