Phillips Medisize

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Pressurized Metered-dose Inhaler (pMDI)

For many patients, pressurized metered-dose inhalers remain an important device option.

All the components of a pMDI have important roles in determining the characteristics of the aerosol and drug delivery to the lungs. With extensive expertise in pMDI development and life cycle management, we can help develop a new pMDI product or optimize your formulation and device performance.

Our particular areas of expertise include:

  • Developing tailored solutions based on commercially available pMDI devices
  • Optimizing container closure systems to be compatible with pMDI formulations
  • Designing for high-volume and low-cost manufacture

flutiform™ is a registered trademark of Jagotec AG, a Vectura company AG. K-haler™ is a registered trademark of Mundipharma AG.

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INHALATION THERAPIES EXPERTISE

Backed by world-class capabilities, we provide proven inhalation services: product development, formulation, pharmaceutical analysis, custom device design, and clinical-trial production and supply.

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