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PDA Universe of Pre-Filled Syringes and Injection Devices Conference
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PDA Universe of Pre-Filled Syringes and Injection Devices Conference

5 - 6 October 2021

Virtual Event

5 - 6 October 2021

Virtual Event

Join us in the 2021 edition of the PDA Universe of Pre-Filled Syringes and Injection Devices Conference, "Collaboration and Simplification to Accelerate Device Development and Drug Delivery".

We look forward to welcoming you to Stevanato Group's virtual exhibitor page!

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Enrico Barichello Photo
Enrico Barichello Photo

Speech:

Tuesday, October 5th - from 7.00 pm to 7.25 pm (CEST)

Session 2, Track B
Enrico Barichello - Product Manager

"Silicone-Aggressive Drugs in Pre-Fillable Syringes: A Comparative Study Between Silicone Oil and Novel Coating Technology" 

 

Abstract:

Pre-fillable syringes available on the market, and several associated components, are not always suitable for aggressive biopharmaceuticals. The performance of the silicone oil, which is used as a lubricant to ensure smooth plunger action with lower injection force, can be compromised by the nature of the drug. Parenteral formulations could affect the syringe’s gliding properties, leading to an incomplete injection when using auto-injectors and, in some cases, may lead to product recalls. In addition, silicone migration from the syringe body and/or components may also generate sub-visible particles that might compromise product safety and efficacy. To address these issues, Stevanato Group conducted a study comparing the performance of new inert coating technology to an optimized silicone oil technology, both in the same syringe configuration and conditions over time. To increase the reliability of drug delivery, this presentation will illustrate the above-mentioned study results and a systematic understanding of the layer stability of the syringes filled with different pharmaceutical placebo solutions. Results show an improved behavior of the novel coating from a mechanical, morphological, and particle count standpoint, highlighting how solutions can increase risks associated with silicone if not considered from the early phase of the primary container selection.

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