INJECTABLE DRUG DELIVERY ARTICLES
Antibody–Oligonucleotide Conjugates, Part 1: Approaching Your AOC Development Plan
The emergence of antibody–oligonucleotide conjugates (AOCs) addresses delivery issues with huge potential. Let's look at how to approach your development plan with molecular architecture, defining the target product profile, and CQAs.
INJECTABLE DRUG DELIVERY RESOURCES
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By focusing on approved processes rather than products, the industry can deliver custom genetic therapies rapidly and reliably to patients with ultra-rare diseases.
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Early design alignment resolves tolerance stack-ups, controls mechanical variation, and maintains sample accuracy. Navigating process validation and automated assembly accelerates commercialization.
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Explore the best ways to optimize your lyophilization cycle and the benefits of partnering with an experienced pharmaceutical contract manufacturing services provider.
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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.
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Learn how formulation, device, quality, and engineering teams can strengthen contamination-control strategies, improve delivery reliability, and reduce product-quality risk throughout the drug-delivery lifecycle.
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Explore the evolution of the wearable drug delivery market, including the route to commercialization and the challenges faced.
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Examine how to establish a holistic approach to drug-device combination product (DDCP) development and how to assess and manage risk throughout the development and approval process.
INJECTABLE DRUG DELIVERY SOLUTIONS
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AST aseptic filling products address the unique processing requirements of biologics manufacturing to gently care for biologic products during the fill-finish process. Their highly accurate peristaltic dosing system uses single-use pharmaceutical grade tubing that has been optimized to keep shear stress to an absolute minimum. When exiting the fluid path through the filling needle, the motion control system maintains the fill needle within the container and slowly rises as the product is being dispensed to minimize splashing and foaming that could introduce stress to the product. Temperature controlled filling is also possible with the ASEPTiCell® and GENiSYS® systems. AST has experience dosing products at temperatures as low as 3°C.
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VFM automatic filling and stoppering machines are designed for injectable solutions in vials.
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An overview of analytical capabilities to boost product quality, meet regulatory expectations, and drive development through phase‑appropriate methods and specialized testing for complex drug programs.
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Accelerate sterile injectable development with expert support, advanced facilities, and tailored solutions for complex APIs — from formulation through commercialization across small molecules and biologics.
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A next‑generation injectable system uses shorter, thinner needles to reduce injection risk, lower force and time requirements, and improve comfort and usability for administering viscous formulations.
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West presents Crystal Zenith vials in a nested packaging configuration, designed to meet the exterior dimensions of glass standard ISO 8362-1.
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By partnering with Battelle, your organization can reduce risks and save on investment costs, leading to more successful and sustainable outcomes.
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As one pharmaceutical company learned, it takes support from the right partner to create an on-body device that can safely and reliably deliver their medicine—while empowering patients to take control of their own health.
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Ascendia’s team of scientists have decades of combined experience in sterile supplies for clinical trials, making them expert at solving the most difficult formulation challenges. In short, we consistently make the insoluble soluble.
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Experienced CDMOs will implement a cGMP aseptic manufacturing and sterile fill-finish policy to improve drug bioavailability. Aseptic fill-finish is a process in which the drug product, container, and container closure are sterilized separately and then integrated. Combining the drug, container, and closure in a clean room using special equipment that is self-contained in a sterile environment meets FDA guidelines related to cGMP.