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General description
Microneedles are a platform for transdermal drug delivery. The advantages of microneedles include the delivery of large molecules, painless and less invasive administration of the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API), ease of administration, and improved drug delivery including dose, delivery rate and efficacy. Microneedles are also effective for vaccine delivery due to the abundance of immune cells in the dermis.
The microneedle loader set can be used with the microneedle applicator set and microneedle templates to make and apply reproducible and high quality microneedle patches for a variety of therapeutics.
The microneedle loader set can be used with the microneedle applicator set and microneedle templates to make and apply reproducible and high quality microneedle patches for a variety of therapeutics.
Application
Transdermal delivery of a variety to therapeutics including:
- Nucleic acid delivery
- Vaccine delivery
- Protein or peptide delivery
- Small molecule delivery
Features and Benefits
The microneedle loader set are to be used with the microneedle applicator set for applying microneedle patches on the skin.
Physical properties
Each set comes with:
- 10 buttons
- 10 loaders
- 10 caps
- Dimensions: 21.5mm diameter x 43mm length
- Loadable patch area: Max. diameter 11mm
- Biocompatible: Yes
- Autoclavable: Yes
Other Notes
Suggested instructions for use when used with the Microneedle applicator set :
1. Affix a microneedle patch on the surface of the button.
2. Push the button into the loader with the microneedles facing inward and the keys facing outward.
3. To load the button onto the bolt of the applicator, hold the loader and align its kits to fit into the holes of the bolt.
4. Push the loader and bolt to cock the applicator, and turn the loader 90 degrees to lock the button into the bolt.
5. Remove the loader to expose the microneedle patch. Applicator is ready to use.
1. Affix a microneedle patch on the surface of the button.
2. Push the button into the loader with the microneedles facing inward and the keys facing outward.
3. To load the button onto the bolt of the applicator, hold the loader and align its kits to fit into the holes of the bolt.
4. Push the loader and bolt to cock the applicator, and turn the loader 90 degrees to lock the button into the bolt.
5. Remove the loader to expose the microneedle patch. Applicator is ready to use.
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