Med-Tech Innovation September 30, 2024
Alex Fong, Olivia Houselander

Owen Mumford’s Head of Insight Alex Fong, and Business Development Manager Olivia Houselander speak on how to clear a path to sustainable single-use drug delivery devices.

Traditionally, drug delivery devices have relied heavily on single-use plastics to ensure safe, effective administration of medication to patients. Recycled materials are not currently an option as material choices are limited to medical-grade options that have undergone rigorous testing for aspects such as biocompatibility with the drug, sterility and zero chemical leaching.

However, increasing pressure from regulators and consumers alike is leading to medical device manufacturers making environmental concerns a greater priority. The journey towards a greener, more sustainable future is turning the spotlight on single-use devices for delivering drugs to patients.

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