Windgap Medical, Inc. products
Drug Delivery Platforms
Windgap - Model ANDIPEN - Compact Wet/Dry Dual-Chamber Autoinjector
The ANDIPEN is a wet/dry dual-chamber autoinjector built to drastically improve temperature resilience and shelf lives of medications traditionally offered and stored in liquid form. The ANDI® Platform is the basis for our epinephrine product, currently in pre-production in partnership with ALK-Abelló.
Windgap - Model LVDC - Large Volume, Dual Chamber Autoinjector
This device is supported by an ongoing NIH grant and potential for follow-on funding.
Products
Windgap - Glucagon Autoinjector
Windgap’s autoinjector offers an approved dosage that can be performed accurately, easily, and instantly by anyone—even a patient in the early stages of hypoglycemic crisis.
Windgap - Epinephrine Autoinjector
Our thermally stable drug delivery platform will automate rehydration and administration with twice the shelf life and half the size of current anaphylaxis treatments.
Windgap - Sulfanegen Autoinjector
Funded by a grant from the National Institutes of Health, Windgap Medical has partnered with the University of Minnesota to develop an emergency treatment autoinjector for first responders and fire victims exposed to cyanide through smoke inhalation.
Capabilities
Stabilize Heat and Time-Sensitive Liquids
Liquid medications typically have a poor stability profile. Our wet-dry autoinjectors contain drugs in their most stable state, offering unprecedented temperature resilience, shelf life, and patient compliance.
Windgap - Simplify Awkward Delivery Systems
Lyophilized drugs can require multiple complicated steps—and take over two minutes—to administer a life-saving dose of rescue glucagon. Our self-administered ANDI® platform does it in two steps—and in seconds.
Windgap - Mix Extended Release Formulations
Current long-acting injectables require complicated preparation steps, often with dosing and degradation issues. Our in-device mixing mechanisms automate and control this process to protect the medication, the patient, and the outcome.
