Results for tag: "Intradermal Injections"

The intradermal injections market is a subset of the broader infusions and injectables industry. It focuses on the delivery of substances directly into the dermis, the layer of skin below the epidermis. Intradermal injections are used for various purposes, including allergy testing, vaccinations, and local anesthesia. The demand for these injections is influenced by factors such as advancements in drug development, the rise in chronic diseases, and the increasing emphasis on preventive healthcare measures. The market comprises a range of devices, such as standard syringes, microneedles, and other novel drug delivery systems designed to improve the efficiency and comfort of intradermal injections. The industry benefits from innovation in injection technologies that aim to increase precision, reduce pain, and improve patient adherence to treatment regimens. As patient-centric care evolves, there is an increasing trend towards minimally invasive and user-friendly injection devices that can be used in various healthcare settings, including clinics, hospitals, and home care scenarios. Several companies operate within the intradermal injections market. Some of the key players include Becton, Dickinson and Company, which provides a variety of medical devices for intradermal injection; Schott AG, known for their specialized glass syringes; 3M, which offers microneedle-based drug delivery systems; and Terumo Corporation, a manufacturer of medical products including hypodermic needles. Other notable companies in the field include Gerresheimer AG, which produces glass and plastic pharmaceutical packaging, Show Less Read more