Capillary Biomedical announced today that it received FDA investigational device exemption (IDE) for its SteadiFlow infusion technology. Irvine, California–based Capillary Biomedical designed its new SteadiFlow seven-day-wear infusion set technology to significantly extend patient wear time to a week and maintain insulin stability. Get the full story at our sister site, Drug Delivery Business News.
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Capillary Biomedical raises $3m to support insulin infusion tech
Capillary Biomedical said today that it raised $2.9 million in a seed funding round to support regulatory filings and the launch of its insulin infusion technology. The company is gearing up for clinical trials to support a 510(k) filing and hopes to bring its SteadiSet infusion set to the market in 2019. Get the full story at our […]
Capillary Biomedical takes aim at ‘the Achilles heel of diabetes’
Major players in the medical device realm are in a heated race to develop the first artificial pancreas to help patients with diabetes manage the chronic condition. Just last year, Medtronic (NYSE:MDT) won FDA approval for its MiniMed 670G hybrid-closed loop system. But while companies compete for the top spot in developing what could be a fundamental […]