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Wearable drug delivery devices manufacturer Sorrel Medical opened a new manufacturing facility in Israel in July The facility will develop and manufacture a range of wearable drug delivery devices to boost clinical and commercial supply capabilities. The company is looking to ramp up production of the wearable devices as it prepares for upcoming clinical trials. Increased production scale-up capability is expected to support the needs of patients suffering from severe, high-burden illnesses. The new facility for the manufacturing and commercialisation of wearable drug delivery devices is located in the city of Netanya in Israel. It includes an advanced production cleanroom to enable the production of scalability of wearable drug delivery devices. The company will leverage the Netanya site to switch from initial design and development, with low-volume production, to scalable high-quality production. It also features an IQC laboratory and spaces to meet gowning, washing, and warehousing requirements. Flexible and fully connected on-body injectors improve the patient experience and help pharmaceutical firms to provide combination products for patients. The devices feature a primary container-agnostic configuration to handle a range of drug packages, UV LED disinfection and smart sensing capabilities. The presence of multiple sensors also allows for detection of cartridge placement and needle position, as well as performing internal system checks. Devices are equipped with Bluetooth low energy and near field communication NFC enabled connectivity. Wearable drug delivery devices, or wearable injectors, are intended for the self-administration of injectable drugs. They provide a solution for the drug administration of large volumes and high viscosities into the subcutaneous tissue in a user-friendly drug delivery system. Drug delivery devices offered by Sorrel Medical are available in multiple configurations including 2ml, 3ml and 10ml. The features of the devices enable optimised usability and enhanced patient safety. Sorrel Medical is focused on the development and commercial production of platform-based, pre-filled, and pre-assembled wearable injectors. The medical device firm was formed as a spin-off from Israel-based company Q Core Medical and operates as a subsidiary of Eitan Group. Eitan Group is engaged in advanced infusion therapy solutions and provides patient-centric connected, software-based solutions to meet evolving drug delivery needs. In addition to wearable solutions, the company offers systems for hospital care and ambulatory settings. Sorrel leverages technology to simplify processes for end-users and pharma companies. It aims to develop innovative technology solutions to meet challenges in the drug delivery market. The company supports its partners with its expertise in technological flexibility, production scale-up, regulatory compliance and marketing to reduce time and risk. Give your business an edge with our leading industry insights. Pharmaceutical Technology In Brief. Pharma Technology Focus. Thematic Take. I consent to Verdict Media Limited collecting my details provided via this form in accordance with Privacy Policy. View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network. Sorrel Medical opened a new manufacturing facility in Netanya, Israel. Credit: Sorrel Medical. The facility will be used for the manufacturing of wearable drug delivery devices. Credit: Shutterstock. Recommended White Papers. View all. Recommended Buyers Guides. Buyers Guide. Drug Manufacturers. Sign up for our daily news round-up! Sign up to the newsletter. Thank you for subscribing View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network.

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At the heart of the matter were allegations that pharmaceutical companies in the US, headed by Purdue pharma, controlled by the Sackler family, had aggressively marketed narcotic painkilling drugs, while concealing that they contained addictive and dangerous ingredients. An estimated hundreds of thousands of victims died of drug overdoses in the affair, which was declared a national emergency in the US. Israel was also affected by the drug scandal. In two cases were opened in the Tel Aviv economic court ahead of a derivatives suit claiming that senior executives at Teva worked, 'To massively promote opioid use, while deviating from the prescribed medical indication for these drugs,' and that the company's directors and CEO failed to supervise what was happening in the company. The lawsuits also claimed that Teva's directors did not act to sue senior employees of the company and managers of its subsidiaries for their alleged involvement in the affair. The lawsuits were postponed until completion of the proceedings abroad. With the consolidation of the settlement in the US, the plaintiffs in Israel conducted a mediation process with Teva, which took place before retired Supreme Court judge, Zvi Zylbertal. The settlement reached has been approved by the Teva board of directors, and was given the force of a court decision by Judge Sigal Yakobi. The Israel Securities Authority and the Ministry of Justice, whose opinion is required for approving settlements in derivative and representative actions, told the court that they do not oppose the settlement. Published by Globes, Israel business news - en. Amiram Gil. Teva concludes US nationwide opioid settlement.

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