Flexcon debuts four healthcare and pharma products
Flexcon has launched new products for hydrogel-free electrode components, skin-friendly adhesives and pharma labeling, which will be showcased for the first time at the upcoming Medica trade fair in Germany this month.
Flexcon has been driving innovation in the healthcare industry with adhesives, tapes, films, and coating technologies for over 65 years. It continues to drive the future of healthcare with cutting-edge products, including patented Omni-Wave components for hydrogel-free electrodes, skin contact adhesives and tapes, and materials for pharmaceutical and medical device labeling.
Flexccon Omni-Wave is a hydrogel-free technology which can be used in electrodes and wearable sensors. From long-term wear to gentle release, manufacturers can select the signaling material that will meet their application's precise biosensing needs – including EKG, EDA, sEMG, TENS and NMES. Independent clinical studies have shown that performance is equivalent to that of hydrogel-based electrodes, but without the issues of skin irritation and expensive barrier packaging.
The company has also launched Flexcon Dermaflex, a novel, skin-friendly materials portfolio, which is biocompatible and recommended for the attachment of medical devices to the body. Three tiers of adhesion are available for maximum application flexibility: gentle release, general use, and long-term wear.
The new Flexcon Pharmcal portfolio consists of six product families based on end-use application, from vials to cryogenics to blood bags. Each is comprised of a full range of high-performance materials engineered to meet any pharmaceutical labeling need. All products are processed to precise specifications and are subject to a 4-phase change management process to ensure application success with no surprises.
Lastly, the new on the market is also Medflex, a medical device labeling product meeting FDA standards for label durability that enable customers to deliver labels designed specifically for the medical device industry. Products are UL/cUL-recognized and immediately adoptable into their UL file, providing the label stock and finishes needed to produce a compliant medical label.
‘Flexcon is excited to be meeting folks face-to-face again at Medica this year and showcasing what we’re doing to move healthcare forward with Flexcon’s partnerships, products and capabilities,’ said Aditi Subramanian, strategic business unit manager at Flexcon. ‘We look forward to connecting and sharing insight into needs in the industry and developing relationships toward collaborative healthcare innovations and improved patient outcomes.’
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