Recap: Four Auto-Injectors on the Horizon

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As recent events plainly indicate, consumers are painfully aware of the lack of competition and choice in the marketplace for epinephrine auto-injectors, the only drug indicated when life-threatening anaphylaxis strikes.

The problem was further exacerbated when Sanofi recalled their popular Auvi-Q device and announced an exit from the market in February. Since then, we have been reporting on alternatives making their way through the development and FDA approval process.

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Here are articles we published in the past year on four noteworthy auto-injector designs currently at various stages in the pipeline with more to come:

/2016/07/epinephrine-auto-injectors-where-is-the-long-promised-generic/
/2016/06/delivering-the-next-generation-auto-injector/
/2015/12/patent-issued-for-innovative-auto-injector-mechanism/
/2016/01/medical-device-company-tests-compact-auto-injector-design/
/2016/07/adamis-auto-injector-rejected-by-fda/

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Dave Bloom
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Dave Bloom is CEO and "Blogger in Chief" of SnackSafely.com.

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