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PMPS: What are the most innovative and effective delivery systems currently available in parenteral technologies and why?
Dr Mike Schaefers: In the current market, combination products are becoming more popular, and one of the most innovative types is wearable drug delivery systems. For most patients with chronic conditions who must regularly self-inject doses of medication, an easy-to-use, integrated delivery and administration system such as a wearable injector can be key to creating the reliability that allows for compliance with treatment plans.
For example, a single-use, electronic wearable injector that adheres to the patient’s body is discreet, intuitive and designed to minimise discomfort. These can be pre-programmed to deliver high volumes of viscous or sensitive products over time, making self-administration of medication easier for the patient outside of the clinical setting.
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