NEW YORK - Sept. 18, 2020 - These days, people are becoming more and more inclined toward home healthcare, especially elderly people. Home healthcare allows one to get better in a more comfortable and convenient way. The need for revisiting hospitals frequently for treatment is reduced significantly, and the patient is able to improve or maintain his/her condition in a more independent way. Attributed to these reasons, manufacturers across the globe are increasingly focusing on developing medical equipment which is patient-compliant and user-friendly. Moreover, due to the enhancing medical services at the bed side, the point-of-care medication administration is also increasing.
One of the major developments in this scenario is that of auto-injectors, which are pen-like medical devices utilized for injecting a specific dose of drugs into the patient. These spring-loaded syringes are especially designed for the safe administration of drugs with ease. Auto-injectors further aid in reducing medication errors and increasing safety. It is due to these advantages of auto-injectors over traditional devices that the auto-injectors market is expected to register a significant growth in the coming years. Prefilled and fillable are two types of auto-injectors, which are available in the market currently; between these, prefilled auto-injectors were more in demand in the past.
Geographically, North America has emerged as the largest auto-injectors market (https://www.psmarketresearch.com/market-analysis/auto-inj...), which is ascribed to the rising cases of diabetes, growing production of biologics, and surging geriatric population. The adoption of auto-injectors is growing rapidly in Europe as well, owing to the rising awareness regarding needle-stick injuries, increasing cases of anaphylaxis, and growing healthcare expenditure in the region. The emerging countries, including India and China, are also predicted to increasingly adopt auto-injectors in the near future, because of the rising healthcare awareness.
Hence, the need for auto-injectors is rising because of the increasing prevalence of anaphylaxis and preference for home healthcare.
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