BD Uniject™ auto-disable pre-fillable injection system
Effectively administer drugs without reusing needles
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The BD Uniject™ auto-disable pre-fillable injection system is an all-in-one, auto-disable (nonsyringe) drug delivery system for intramuscular (IM) or subcutaneous injections. Healthcare and nonhealthcare workers alike can use it for outreach programs, enabling pre-filled vaccine delivery across the globe while protecting against inappropriate needle reuse in the developing world.
Reduced errors
Prefilled system helps reduce medication and dosing errors compare to a vial solution.1–3
Material safety
The single-dose system prevents reuse, while its packaging prevents tampering and counterfeiting.4
Minimal contamination
The system minimizes the waste of contaminated material requiring disposal.4–6
Sterile delivery
The system is delivered sterile, clean and ready to fill.
- Moreira, M.E., et al., Color-Coded Prefilled Medication Syringes Decrease Time to Delivery and Dosing Error in Simulated Emergency Department Pediatric Resuscitations. Ann Emerg Med, 2015. 66(2): p. 97-106.e3.
- Adapa RM, Mani V, Murray LJ, Degnan BA, Ercole A, Cadman B, Williams CE, Gupta AK and Wheeler DW. Errors during the preparation of drug infusions: a randomized controlled trial. British Journal of Anaesthesia 109 (5): 729–34 (2012)
- Dehmel, C., et al., Do centrally pre-prepared solutions achieve more reliable drug concentrations than solutions prepared on the ward? Intensive Care Med, 2011. 37(8): p. 1311-6.
- A HealthTech historical profile: The Uniject device. PATH, June 2005. https://www.path.org/publications/files/TS_hthp_uniject.pdf. Accessed March 1st, 2018.
- Drain PK, Nelson CM, Lloyd JS. Single-dose versus multi-dose vaccine vials for immunization programmes in developing countries. Bull World Health Organ. 2003;81(10):726-731.
- Burke HM, Mueller MP, Packer C. Provider acceptability of Sayana®* Press: results from community health workers and clinic-based providers in Uganda and Senegal. Contraception Journal. 2014;89(5):368-373.