July 2026 Sanofi received U.S. FDA approval for the wearable injector presentation of Sarclisa® (isatuximab-irfc) for multiple myeloma treatment. The approval marked the first FDA-approved cancer therapy delivered through an on-body wearable injector, enabling subcutaneous administration outside traditional intravenous infusion settings. The device-based delivery approach is aimed at reducing infusion center burden and improving patient convenience.
April 2026 West Pharmaceutical Services continued expanding its SmartDose® wearable injector platform, supporting pharmaceutical companies developing high-volume biologic drug delivery systems. The platform includes wearable on-body delivery technologies designed for large-volume subcutaneous administration of complex biologics.
March 2026 Enable Injections continued advancing its enFuse™ wearable delivery system, designed for large-volume subcutaneous delivery of biologics. The technology supports self-administration of higher-volume therapies and targets applications including immunology, oncology, and chronic disease management.
January 2026 Large-volume wearable injector manufacturers continued strengthening partnerships with pharmaceutical companies to support the transition of biologic medicines from intravenous infusion to patient-friendly subcutaneous delivery formats. Companies focused on improving device reliability, drug compatibility, and home-based administration capabilities.