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Applications of Prefillable Glass Syringes

The changing dynamics of the global pharma industry are creating an increased demand for drug delivery systems that are patient-friendly and cost-effective. Prefillable glass syringes (PFS) from SCHOTT provide benefits such as patient compliance, minimal contamination, and the promotion of safe injections.
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Heparin

The SCHOTT syringe plays an important role in preventative procedures, dispensing anticoagulants such as heparin to lower the risk of strokes and heart attacks.

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Biologics

Sensitive biotech drugs present a real challenge to syringes as they are particularly prone to interaction with syringe glass, which can affect their stability. The syriQ BioPure® family is designed to handle the administering of these complex drugs with safety and superior functionality.

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Vaccines

The consistent reliability of SCHOTT prefillable syringes within extremely large batches makes them the syringe of choice for handling the mass delivery of drugs such as vaccines.

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Special applications

Thanks to its expertise and technology, SCHOTT is able to co-create tailor-made syriQ® solutions for very specific applications.

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mRNA applications

The demanding low temperature storage and transport conditions of mRNA applications come with specific challenges for their drug containment solutions. A choice of our vials as well as our prefillable syringes made of glass and polymer can help to package an mRNA drug safely.

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