Implantable Drug Delivery Device Needle

A disposable needle-free injection device designed with pressure consistency maintained within ±5% variance. The device was developed as an ODM/JDM hybrid project and has achieved FDA/CFDA compliance for safe and consistent drug delivery without needles.

An endoscopic needle device used for therapeutic injections during digestive endoscopy procedures. Utilized in hemostasis, sclerotherapy, and other endoscopic interventions.

Needle designed for percutaneous access to anatomical structures under imaging guidance. Supports biopsies, aspirations, and other minimally invasive procedures.

A medical device used for percutaneous puncture procedures in clinical practice. Designed for safe and effective needle access in diagnostic and therapeutic applications.

Protective device designed to prevent needle stick injuries during medical procedures. Engineered for safe handling of hypodermic and surgical needles.

A medical device that enables needle-free injection and infusion administration, reducing needlestick injury risk for healthcare workers and patients. The device is compatible with standard infusion systems and can be used for various injection applications.

An implantable device used for clinical treatment of patients requiring repeated peripheral venous access, including medication injection, intravenous infusion, blood products, blood sampling, and high-pressure contrast agent administration.

Specialized systems for parenteral drug delivery designed to meet pharmaceutical industry standards for safety and precision. These devices support various injection modalities for clinical and home-based pharmaceutical therapy.

An implantable device and kit suitable for clinical treatment of patients requiring repeated vascular access, for medication injection, intravenous infusion, intravenous drug solutions, blood products, and blood sampling.