The complexity in design and delivery of two separate drugs in the same syringe also poses engineering challenges. Ensuring chemical stability between the two compounds over the product shelf life is also challenging. Strict regulations pertaining to safety and quality of products also increase the compliance costs for companies. The need for specialized training to medical professionals for administration of dual chamber syringes could further hamper their adoption in developing regions.
Market Opportunities – Increasing Research and Development Activities
Rising research and development activities offers promising avenues for the market growth. Pharmaceutical manufacturers and medical device companies are investing heavily to develop more sophisticated dual chamber prefilled syringes that can better protect drug stability, ensure safety of combination therapies, and enhance patient convenience. The complexity of targeted drugs for conditions like cancer, autoimmune diseases, and chronic pain has fueled intensive Research and development to design dual chamber syringes with advanced materials, sealing mechanisms, and mixing functionalities. For example, multiple big pharma firms have ongoing research and development projects to create prefilled syringes that can separately store and precisely co-deliver biologics with lyophilized drugs or liquids in a personalized dose.
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