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We identified more than 70 coating technologies, 30 commercial and 42 still in research.
A global medical technology company wanted alternatives to the silicone coating used in syringe barrels, to improve drug stability in prefilled systems. We profiled eight coating classes and identified three as the most promising.
The client is a global medical technology company. It engaged Prescouter to find the most promising alternatives to silicone coatings, in both R&D and commercial stages.
Silicone is the standard coating for syringe barrels, but it can affect drug stability in prefilled systems. Prescouter was asked to assess which alternative coatings could work, and what it would take to adopt them.
Where each coating stands for use in syringe applications.
The process changes needed to apply each coating at scale.
Regulatory factors that shape how quickly a coating can be adopted.
We identified more than 70 coating technologies, 30 commercial and 42 still in research.
Eight coating classes were profiled on the parameters and performance features that matter for syringe use.
Specialists in healthcare coating technology and intellectual property validated the findings.
Prescouter gave the client a detailed view of viable alternatives to silicone, covering technology readiness for syringes, integration challenges and regulatory considerations, with a deep dive into the three most promising coating classes and their manufacturing requirements.
The most promising alternatives to silicone, examined in depth.
A full view of what is available now and what is coming.
What each option needs to move into production.
Replacing an industry standard starts with knowing exactly what each alternative will demand of your process.
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