Subcuject
Subcuject specializes in developing innovative wearable drug delivery devices, including osmotic wearable bolus injectors and hands-free autoinjectors. Their technology leverages osmosis to create low-cost, simple, and patient-friendly injection solutions that are designed to fit pharma development processes and are more sustainable than traditional alternatives. The company aims to improve patient care by licensing its product IP to pharma companies developing combination products.
Industries
Nr. of Employees
small (1-50)
Products
Wearable osmotic bolus injector (prefilled, single-use)
A prefilled, single-use wearable bolus injector that uses a forward osmosis-based drive to deliver larger subcutaneous volumes at controlled low flow rates without electronics or batteries.
Hands-free skin-adhered autoinjector (prefilled, single-use)
A prefilled, single-use autoinjector designed to adhere to the skin and deliver low- to medium-volume subcutaneous injections without the patient having to hold the device during injection; uses a mechanical spring drive in the hands-free variant.
Wearable osmotic bolus injector (prefilled, single-use)
A prefilled, single-use wearable bolus injector that uses a forward osmosis-based drive to deliver larger subcutaneous volumes at controlled low flow rates without electronics or batteries.
Hands-free skin-adhered autoinjector (prefilled, single-use)
A prefilled, single-use autoinjector designed to adhere to the skin and deliver low- to medium-volume subcutaneous injections without the patient having to hold the device during injection; uses a mechanical spring drive in the hands-free variant.
Services
Licensing of device intellectual property to pharmaceutical companies for integration with specific drug formulations and combined development programs.
Licensing of device intellectual property to pharmaceutical companies for integration with specific drug formulations and combined development programs.
Expertise Areas
- Wearable bolus injector development
- Hands-free autoinjector design
- On-body/large-volume subcutaneous delivery
- Device-drug combination product development
Key Technologies
- Forward osmosis drive mechanism
- Mechanical spring drive
- Automatic needle insertion/retraction mechanism
- Computational fluid dynamics (CFD)
News & Updates
Article published in OnDrugDelivery, September 2018.
Article published in OnDrugDelivery, May 2019.
Article published in PharmaTech, June 2019.
Article published in OnDrugDelivery, September 2019.
Article published in OnDrugDelivery, May 2020.
Article published in OnDrugDelivery, September 2020.
Article published in OnDrugDelivery, September 2018.
Article published in OnDrugDelivery, May 2019.
Article published in PharmaTech, June 2019.
Article published in OnDrugDelivery, September 2019.
Article published in OnDrugDelivery, May 2020.
Article published in OnDrugDelivery, September 2020.