Novel Ocular Drug Delivery Devices Market: Focus on Implants, Inserts and Punctal Plugs, 2021-2030
There is an
evident rise in the demand for effective, non-invasive drug delivery systems
that are capable of overcoming bioavailability hurdles and enable delivery of
the drug at the target cells, at effective concentrations, for a suitable
period of time. In our research, 50 drug delivery devices that have been
/ are being developed by various industry players across the world.
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The novel ocular drug delivery market is highly fragmented,
featuring the presence of established, as well as emerging players. Further,
majority (75%) of the developers engaged in this domain are based in North
America; examples, include (in alphabetical order) Aerie
Pharmaceuticals, Alimera Sciences, Amorphex Therapeutics, Bausch and Lomb,
EyePoint Pharmaceuticals and Genentech. This is followed by players
headquartered in RoW (13%), Asia Pacific (6%) and Europe (6%).
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Implants (80%) emerged as the most common type of
combination device being developed by stakeholders engaged in this domain. As
is evident from the figure, 43% candidates are being evaluated across different
clinical phases, of which, 23% are in phase II trials and 15% are in phase I
studies. topical emerged as the most popular (40%) route of administration,
followed by intravitreal route (35%), adopted by novel ocular drug delivery
devices. It is worth mentioning that topical route primarily targets the
anterior eye diseases, while the intravitreal route is widely used for the
treatment of posterior eye diseases.[1]
Majority
(88 %) of the combinational devices are being developed for delivery of small
molecules, followed by biologic (12%). It is worth mentioning that, of these,
60% are biodegradable, followed by 40% of non-biodegradable devices. It is worth mentioning that biodegradable
implants contain natural and synthetic polymers which can help in achieving
controlled release of formulation for longer duration.[2]
Further, maximum number of combinational devices products are being developed
for treatment of glaucoma (17); Examples include (in alphabetical order)
Latanoprost (Mati Therapeutics), Durysta (Allergan), ENV515 (Aerie
Pharmaceuticals), EXP-LP (Eximore), Glaucoma Implant (Polyactiva) and Glaucoma
Implant (Polyactiva) Latanoprost (Mati Therapeutics). route primarily targets
the anterior eye diseases, while the intravitreal route is widely used for the
treatment of posterior eye diseases.[3]
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