Needle-phobics - breathe a sigh of relief and rejoice!
A Japanese inventor has created a syringe alternative which will offer needle-free, painless injections. Similar solutions have been created before, but most of them are too expensive to be viable.
This device, called "Mother's Kiss," uses little plastic ampules to deliver the medication.
Cheaper and safer than traditional syringes, this invention is ideal for developing countries where sharing needles causes disease to spread like wildfire.
Implications - Consumers in modern society are looking for more comfort. Products that feature an element of ease appeal to those who want practicality with something that feels good as well. Companies attempting to solidify their name on the market could develop more items with this in mind.
Needle-Free Injections
Painless "Mother's Kiss"
Trend Themes
1. Painless Injections - Opportunity for pharmaceutical companies to develop painless injection devices to cater to needle-phobic individuals.
2. Needle-free Technology - Opportunity for medical device manufacturers to innovate and create needle-free alternatives for drug delivery.
3. Comfort-first Products - Opportunity for companies to capitalize on the consumer demand for comfortable and easy-to-use products, incorporating convenience and practicality.
Industry Implications
1. Pharmaceutical - The pharmaceutical industry can invest in developing and marketing painless injection devices to target needle-phobic consumers.
2. Medical Devices - The medical device industry can focus on creating innovative needle-free technology for drug delivery, providing safer and more user-friendly options.
3. Consumer Goods - Consumer goods companies have an opportunity to cater to the market demand for comfort-first products by incorporating ease and practicality in their offerings.