The U.S. and EU-5 prefilled syringe small molecule market
is prognosticated in a report by Transparency Market Research (TMR) to
find Sanofi, Mylan N.V., and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. taking a
leading position in terms of growth. The three companies secured a
colossal share of the market in a recent year. Copaxone, a popular drug
brand of Teva, helped the company to maintain its king’s share for a
pretty long period of time. With a view to gain a competitive edge over
other players of the market, pharmas are expected to focus on the
development of strong product pipelines. Product innovation and
substantial research and development investment could be other
strategies adopted by players.
TMR foretells the U.S. and EU-5 prefilled
syringe small molecule market to register a 6.0-8.0% CAGR for the
forecast tenure 2016-2024 to bag a US$17.1 bn by the completion of 2024.
On the basis of therapeutic class, the market could witness the rise of
neurology drugs as a higher-ranking segment with sales expected to
cross almost a 40.3 mn units by the final forecast year. By geography,
the U.S. is anticipated to collect a larger share of 68.3% by the same
year.
Technological Innovations Build Robust Foundation for Striking Rise in Demand
Impressive range of technological
innovations introduced in the U.S. and EU-5 prefilled syringe small
molecule market is predicted to set the tone for valuable growth in the
next few years. New device functions and materials for prefilled
syringes have been made available in the market as a result of the
advent of these innovations. For instance, BD cyclo-olefin-polymer (COP)
syringes are employed for biopharmaceutical applications. Some of the
known benefits of these syringes are their exceptionally low particles,
super low tungsten, and low silicone values.
The U.S. and EU-5 prefilled syringe small
molecule market also offers plastic syringes with COP that have an
upper hand over glass syringes on the part of ultra-high purity polymer
with low leachable and off-gas content.
Large Molecules Biologics Gaining Shifted Preference Stunts Growth of Market
Demand for prefilled syringe small
molecule is envisaged to bear the brunt of the shift in preference which
is more inclined toward the adoption of large molecules biologics.
Furthermore, rising concerns regarding inaccuracy of dosages and quality
of products could create problems in the market. As a result, there has
been a large incidence of product recalls in the recent years. In the
wake of this event, a number of healthcare professionals are employing
other formulations of the same drugs for treating patients.
However, the advantage of easier
injectable drug delivery at home is envisioned to increase demand for
prefilled syringe small molecule. This also reduces healthcare cost of
patients as prefilled syringes eliminate the need for trained medical
staff and hospitals. Use of prefilled syringes is projected to increase
on the back of the facility to see the vials when managing rheumatoid
arthritis, diabetes, and other diseases.
The information presented in this review
is based on a TMR report, titled “Prefilled Syringe Small Molecule
Market (Therapeutic Class – Neurology Drug, Cardiovascular Drugs,
Analgesics, and Adjuvants) – U.S. and EU-5 Industry Analysis, Size,
Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast 2016 – 2024.”
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