Case Study: Importance of Simulation and Modeling in Autoinjector Development

PiccoJect™ is a highly compact, customizable and fully featured two-step autoinjector designed for subcutaneous delivery of drug products.Extremely low part counrtLarge wrap-around drug window with customizable sizeOptimized spring forcesFuture proofCommitted to sustainabilityErgonomic shape & small sizeColored status indicatorAudible clicks at the start and end of injectionAny standard 1 ml or 2.25 ml pre-filled syringeA full-service platform
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This session will explore: The role of the device supplier in overall product sustainability Benefits of lifecycle assessment (LCA) in device development Trade-offs between usability, cost of goods, and carbon footprint Challenging Pharma to close the circle and enable better solutions

Lyophilization (freeze drying) is a proven process for increasing the shelf life of vaccines, biologics and other injectables. But delivering these products requires several use steps that make them challenging to administer, particularly by patients and caregivers in non-clinical settings. To address these needs, Haselmeier has been developing several solutions for an easier and more convenient reconstitution and administration. This presentation will cover different types of primary drug containers such as vials and dual chamber cartridges for reconstitution along with the available device solutions to simplify delivery. The challenges and advantages of each solution, including vial to cartridge, out-of-pen reconstitution, and in-pen reconstitution will be discussed.