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Don't miss 3M Drug Delivery Systems at Respiratory Drug Delivery, May 3-6, 2011 in Berlin, Germany
About 3M Drug Delivery Systems
For more than 50 years, pharmaceutical companies worldwide have looked to 3M Drug Delivery
Systems for ingenious inhalation (dry powder inhaler and metered-dose inhaler) and transdermal (microneedle
and drug-in-adhesive) solutions to help their products meet the needs of the market. With proven international
success in technology, development, manufacturing and regulatory, partnering with 3M helps ensure critical
speed to market and the technical success of your project.
Join Us at RDD
We’ll be showcasing 3M’s Drug Powder Inhalers as well as a variety of other inhalation drug delivery devices
and components.
We’re also offering a DPI: Design for Manufacturing and Scale-Up (DFMSU) workshop as well as several
poster presentations highlighting the most performance data from our new Dry Powder Inhalers. See “New Dry
Powder Inhaler Data at RDD Europe” below to learn more.
Visit us at the conference or set up a meeting to find out how our depth of resources can help enable your next
project’s success.
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