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To the extent viscosity considerations potentially limit the use of a syringe/needle delivery system, thermoreversible gels or post-administration viscosity-enhancing options are also envisioned, as well as alternative delivery systems, including pumps, microinjection devices and the like
While small air bubbles in subcutaneous injections aren't dangerous, they displace product and slightly reduce actual dose delivered