Technology Principle
Microneedle arrays typically use 300–700 μm structures to penetrate or loosen the stratum corneum and create temporary microchannels that improve local delivery efficiency.
Compliant development and industrialization support
Microneedle arrays typically use 300–700 μm structures to penetrate or loosen the stratum corneum and create temporary microchannels that improve local delivery efficiency.
Potential product pathways include dermatology, aesthetic aftercare, local pain management and drug-device combinations.
The appropriate pathway depends on product risk, mechanism, depth of action and intended use. CASMN can support early classification and registration-strategy assessment.
Projects can be structured around a client-held marketing authorization, commissioned R&D, contract manufacturing, or customized supply under an appropriate CASMN-held authorization where applicable.
Services may include concept and product design, prototype preparation, process development, registration support, process validation and scale manufacturing.
Send your target product, payload, development stage and cooperation scope to our business development team.
Email bd@casmn.com