HMD launches India’s First Dispovan Insulin Pen Needle
Hindustan Syringes & Medical Devices (HMD) one of the largest manufacturers of Disposable Syringes in the World and the largest for Auto Disable syringes has today launched most revolutionary and pioneering, India’s First “Made in India” Dispovan Insulin Pen Needle” to provide better comfort for people with diabetes at the 4th Medical Expo Indore 2018. The Dispovan Insulin pen needle is a precision engineered, yet affordable sterile single use pen needle, which can be universally fitted on all international brands of Insulin Pens. With features like, ergonomic shape for improved skin contact and grip, extra thin wall, multi-bevel, tapered point, Dispovan Insulin pen needle is designed and manufactured by HMD with intent to offer a much less painful injection experience for diabetic patients.
Founded in 1957, HMD (makers of DISPOVAN) is India’s leading medical device manufacturer with offices in USA and UK and has a annual turnover of approximately US$ 100 million. HMD is a trend setter and has pioneered innovative medical disposables to compete successfully with entrenched multibillion dollar MNC’s and became market leader of I.V.Cannulas, Syringes & Needles in India. HMD has seven highly automated plants employing over 3500 people and has a nationwide deeply entrenched customer base of over 5000 dealers. HMD’s primary international markets are USA, Europe and Middle East. All its ICMED certified products are manufactured as per ISO 9001, ISO 13485, and the European CE & US FDA standards. Besides being Jt. Managing Director of HMD, Mr.Rajiv Nath is also Forum Coordinator of Association of Indian Medical Device Industry (AIMED), and a strong advocate for Make in India for Medical Devices
According to Mr. Rajiv Nath, Jt. Managing Director of Hindustan Syringes & Medical Devices (HMD), “We are particularly excited about the prospects of our latest offering ” Dispovan Insulin Pen Needle” manufactured in our state of the art manufacturing facilities, which will end India’s import dependency and the monopoly of BD. Patients will now be able to access an affordable quality product, which they need not reuse because it is expensive. We have received excellent feedback and clinical acceptance from the end users of a comfortable injection and glad that our investments in high end technology are giving us a competitive edge.”
“With the launch of ‘Dispovan Insulin Pen Needle’ we will contribute towards our ongoing commitment of making healthcare affordable for common people in India” said Mr. Pardeep Sareen, Chief General Manager-Marketing of HMD .
“Why reuse a pen needle”, he quipped “when Dispovan makes it affordable for single use? Reuse of a Insulin pen needle could increase the following :
- Bacterial growth on the needle – Risk of injection
- Experiencing pain when injecting
- Risk of lipohypertrophy (lumpy skin) occurring
- Risk of the very fine tip of the needle breaking off
- In India, about 50.9 million people suffer from Diabetes, and this figure is likely to go upto 80 million by 2025, making it the ‘Diabetes Capital’ of the world.
- Delhi alone has an estimated 29.8 lakh people suffering from this disease (Indo-US collaborative study).