04.20.23 -- Increase In FDA Inspections & Whistleblower Complaints

Due to their complexity, combination products, specifically autoinjection systems, present unique challenges in implementing a container closure integrity testing strategy. Learn about these challenges and how to overcome them.

Explore the various factors that must be considered when faced with modifications, and what processes must be implemented in advance as part of a robust quality management system.

Problem solving is what drives the medical device industry. For OEMs to successfully produce medical solutions, they often need to overcome manufacturing challenges. Whether manufacturing a micro component in-house or working with another molding supplier, sometimes OEMs hit roadblocks.

The injectable product development landscape is changing, but the pressure to accelerate timelines remains constant. What can you do to overcome all the uncertainty and risk?

If a drug delivery device fails a design verification test, the consequences can be lost revenue for the pharma company and delays for patients. Explore how to eliminate design verification failure.

When it comes to outsourcing in medical device manufacturing, this article discusses these consequences and presents the advantages of working with a single-source contract manufacturer.

Designing medical implantable devices for high reliability is crucial, but not straightforward. These devices are typically made up of many parts, including a variety of components, such as MLCCs.

In this article, Young Kim, Ph.D., senior principal engineer/chemist, Don DeMello, principal engineer field development, and Philip Wilson, Ph.D., marketing director medical, all with Celanese, discuss the benefits of recent advances in liquid crystal polymers for connected medical devices.

Cardinal Health offers a variety of neonatal electrocardiogram (ECG) electrodes in different shapes, sizes, and substrates for neonatal and pediatric patients with delicate skin. These electrodes are available in large (L36) and small (L36-IB) sizes, include standard 18” – 24” length, color-coded wires, and are manufactured with conductive adhesive hydrogel for firm adhesion and reduced irritation.