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Steven Kaufman talks with ONdrugDelivery about the world of autoinjectors, looking at the current status quo in the industry, using Portal Instruments’ PRIME Nexus™ smart reusable electromechanical autoinjector as a lens to bring into focus how things have changed and where they might be going.
Steven Kaufman discusses the rapidly evolving world of drug delivery and the future of self-injection.
In this exclusive interview, Kaufman highlights the tipping point the industry is facing, driven by a crucial need for sustainability and cost-effectiveness in an era of billions of disposable devices. He sheds light on the next generation of solutions, focusing on the rise of smart, reusable, electromechanical autoinjectors.
Using Portal Instruments' PRIME Nexus™ device as a key example, Kaufman explains how innovative platforms are designed to handle challenges like high-viscosity formulations and varying fill volumes, all while significantly reducing environmental impact. Learn how devices that prioritize the entire value chain, from manufacturing to elegant design and digital health integration, are setting the new standard for improved patient adherence and successful combination product programs.
The full article can be found in ONdrugDelivery.
March 2024 - Portal Instruments is pleased to be returning to Dana Point, California to share its drug delivery technology with investors and other emerging medtech companies at LSI USA '24. Patrick Anquetil, CEO, will be presenting the updates.
January 18, 2022 - Despite recent innovations, like the launch in Europe of the first electromechanical reusable and connected auto-injector (UCB’s CIMZIA ava Connect® in early 2021), almost all new biologic drugs are launched with specific and undifferentiated self-injection options...
April 2021 - In the US, approximately 12% of women age 15 to 44 have trouble getting pregnant or carrying a pregnancy to term.¹ To honor National Infertility Week we sat down with Myra, an infertility nurse to talk about the hardships and joys associated with infertility treatment.
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