Newsletter | November 7, 2026

11.07.26 -- Drug Delivery Leader Best Of October

OCTOBER'S BEST FEATURED EDITORIAL

Container Closure Systems For Biosimilars: Is There Regulatory Difference?

In this article, Fran DeGrazio discusses the FDA’s draft guidance on container closure systems for biosimilar products. She highlights key takeaways and offers recommendations on implications that developers of biosimilar pharmaceutical products should consider in areas such as quality, testing, and documentation.

Personalizing LNP-Delivered RNA Payloads At Scale With Acuitas' Ying Tam

In this episode of Supplier Horizons, host Tom von Gunden discusses with Chief Scientific Officer Ying Tam from LNP platform developer Acuitas Therapeutics the use of lipid nanoparticles as RNA delivery vehicles across an expanding range of targetable indications, including outside the liver. Among the advances discussed are delivering CAR-T therapies in vivo, loading personalized therapeutic payloads into preformed vesicles, and maintaining RNA stability throughout targeted cellular delivery.

A Practical Framework For Selecting Long-Acting Injectable Platforms Across Therapeutic, Product, And Delivery Constraints

Platform selection for long-acting injectables is increasingly complex because therapeutic modalities, delivery systems, and target product expectations have all diversified. Can your selected platform meet the needs of your product?

OCTOBER'S BEST INDUSTRY INSIGHTS

Preparing Global Parenteral Sites For Annex 1 Compliance

Modern sterile manufacturing requires proactive quality risk management. Robust contamination control across facilities, processes, and supply chains supports compliance and patient safety.

Collaborate For Standardization In Large-Volume Subcutaneous Delivery

Establishing unified component standards through collaborative innovation eliminates unnecessary investment, reduces development timelines, and ensures scalable, patient-centered delivery systems.

Advanced Nasal Drug Delivery: From Development To Commercialization

As nasal therapies advance, integrating formulation, device, manufacturing, and regulatory planning early helps reduce risk, accelerate launch, and support patient outcomes.

OCTOBER'S BEST SOLUTIONS

LNP And Liposomal Center Of Excellence

Expanding Access Through Large-Volume Subcutaneous Drug Delivery

The Future Of Oral Solid Dose Development And Innovation