Prejex, Polybond collaborate to manufacture needle-less injections in India
Mumbai: Prejex Inc., a spin-off of Germany-based Prejex GMBH has entered into an agreement with Polybond, headed by Mr Adit Rathi of Rathi Group to manufacture needle-less injections.
This partnership has enabled shifting of the manufacturing capabilities of the German company from Berlin to Pune, for global distribution. The Prejex- Polybond factory will make needle-less injections for the entire world.
1. The N-Jector Series—a single-dose disposable device: Here, the dose is 'pre-charged' or 'pre-filled' in an ampoule and the device can easily be packed and disposed of once the dose has been administered. The device and/or ampoule can both be stored in a refrigerator or at room temperature.
2. The Prejex Multi-Reusable Device goes up to 30,000 clicks and is ideal for home use and/or self-administration. It is compatible with pre-filled and non-filled ampoules that can be attached easily via a simple twist.
"Nearly 5% of the world is diabetic, that is, roughly 4.5-5 million people take 2 injections a day and companies like Prejex can alleviate pain and make life easier for patients. The medical sector is a critical segment for us. Prejex (Needleless Injections) is bringing to Pune a very innovative and strategic initiative by creating and fostering an ecosystem of medical innovation in India where we're sourcing distributors, too," said Niraj Khinvasara, CIO, World Trade Center, Pune.
"We are proud to be associated as the manufacturing partner for needleless injections for Prejex GmbH. This association is a true example of the 'Make in India' movement. Not only will European consumers get the benefit of European innovation combined by competitive Indian costs, such associations also accelerate the introduction of innovative products in the Indian market," said Adit Rathi, Managing Director, Polybond India Pvt Ltd.
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