Dr. Brent Buchine explores how Windgap Medical’s parallel dual-cartridge architecture delivers significant advantages over traditional dual-chamber cartridge configurations for the mixing and delivery of combination drug products.

Brent Buchine and Jason Durkin of Windgap Medical examine how the choice of primary drug container—prefilled syringe, dual-chamber syringe, or cartridge—shapes device design, fill-finish manufacturability, drug stability, and regulatory strategy for prefilled delivery devices.

Windgap Medical offers drug delivery devices that simplify, auto-mate, and accelerate the administration of complex injectables.

Brent Buchine, Miriam Silton, Jameson Woods and Andrew Ryan explore how the combination of gas power and a side-by-side cartridge configuration increases the working viscosity range for the mixing and delivery of complex injectable formulations.

Brent Buchine considers a faster path to market for automated and easy-to-use reconstitution devices through simplification of the delivery systems.

Co-Founder Brent Buchine discusses the need for automated, easy-to-use reconstitution devices, especially in lyophilised medications, and introduces Windgap Medical’s technology platforms, which rise to the challenge.