PharmaJet To Highlight Benefits Of Needle-Free Intradermal Delivery At Medical Conference In Ethiopia

PharmaJet Immunization Challenges with Needle-Free Technology

PharmaJet’s Tropis® Intradermal (ID) Needle-Free Injection System is emerging as an innovation in the vaccination process and is considered the only technique for needle-free ID delivery approved by the World Health Organization’s (WHO) standards.

The traditional vaccine administration we have been using since our birth relies on needles and syringes that surely cause pain and swelling but may also result in health issues like needle-stick injuries and cross-contamination. In some cases, the needle may also result in vaccination wastage or other such issues if not handled properly, so great attention is required while dealing with these needle technologies. These are the reasons why some regions are not confident about the vaccination process.

The ultimate solution to these problems is suggested by PharmaJet, presenting the Tropis® Intradermal (ID) Needle-Free Injection System that relies on the fast-speed liquid jet for the vaccination process instead of painful needles. The vaccination penetrates through the skin and this is a successful method for intradermal vaccine delivery (where the vaccine enters into the top layer of the skin instead of the muscles and deep skin layers.)

Tropis® Needle-less Role in Polio Eradication

Polio is a global health concern and a big health issue, especially in the areas where unawareness is causing the lower immunization rate. PharmaJet’s Tropis® system has a big goal to fight situations like polio and has immunized over 10 million children worldwide through mass polio vaccination campaigns. In countries like Pakistan, Ethiopia, Nigeria, and others where polio is a big threat, needle-free vaccination is helping people adopt this method and save their children.

A big reason behind the rapid adaptation of this technique is its prequalification from the WHO, so the countries are confident about its effectiveness and vaccine coverage. The caregivers and health workers are accepting this technique at every level and speeding up their chances and coverage in different regions.

Tropis® in Medical Conference and International Health Exhibition

On February 20-21, 2025, the 61st Annual Medical Conference and International Health Exhibition in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, where PharmaJet has represented its needle-free technology, Tropis®. The company has represented its product as an effective arm against situations like polio and is enhancing the vaccine acceptance and immunization rate.

Paul LaBarre, the vice president of PharmaJet Global Business Development presented the technique throguh the following statement:

Intradermal Needle-Free Vaccine Delivery to Reduce Ethiopia’s Immunization Costs and Improve Coverage.

The whole event brought together digital experts, professionals, government officials, and healthcare workers on the same platform, enabling them to discuss and share ideas for the betterment of medical processes.

Events like this highlight how the latest technologies are making the world better and working smoother. Weborik Hub knows the significance of integrating techniques like artificial intelligence into the client’s website and apps, therefore providing satisfying services across the globe.

How Needle-free Technology is Useful?

Needle phobia is one of the main reasons behind the low acceptance of the traditional vaccine, but this technology is changing the mindset across the whole world. The cost reduction is a big advantage of this technique because it does not require the full administrative dose but the fractional dose, so less quantity of vaccines is required.

In addition to this, the method is showing more efficiency and is a less time-consuming process. So, the health care workers require less time on the individuals.