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  • Portal Instruments

    Created in 2012
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  • Location

    Broad Institute, 190 5th St, Cambridge, MA 02141, USA

    Cambridge

    United States of America

  • Employees

    Scale: 11-50

    Estimated: 35

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    4 years, 7 months ago
Description
  • Value proposition

    Connected, Needle-Free Drug Delivery

    Portal Instruments is a Series B funded medical device company focused on advanced drug delivery and backed by strategic and venture investors. We are developing and commercializing a highly innovative needle-free drug delivery platform technology to transform the administration of medicines and improve the patient experience for those with chronic disease who inject themselves. Portal’s needle-free delivery technology is derived from research at MIT and enables the administration of high viscosity biologic drugs with less discomfort and without the anxiety of handling needles. Using precise pressure technology, the injection is administered through the skin via a jet the size of a strand of hair, ensuring optimal comfort. Real time tracking and reporting sets a new standard for interactivity between the patient and care teams, monitoring adherence and potentially improving patient outcomes. Come join us on this exciting journey of redefining chronic patient care and comfort.

    Portal’s platform is in development and not available for sale or use.

    Chronic Disease, Digital Health, Disease Management Solutions, Medical Device, and Drug Delivery Device

  • Homepage - Portal Instruments Needle Free Injections

    Our needle-free drug delivery technology enables the administration of high viscosity biologic drugs with less discomfort and without the anxiety of handling needles

  • https://www.portalinstruments.com/
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