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The most interesting part is described near the end: they are able to inject powder. The device vibrates the powder to the point it behaves as liquid and thus c
by dexen 14y ago
The most interesting part is described near the end: they are able to inject powder. The device vibrates the powder to the point it behaves as liquid and thus can be injected easily. Cool :D
Somebody correct me please; I imagine they care about powder because drugs (or vaccines?) in powdered form could sustain longer storage than liquid form.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M09LyLqb5qw#t=177s http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M09LyLqb5qw#t=177s
- Aftershock21 14y agoSo I guess we don't have to take pills anymore, just inject it!
- raverbashing 14y agoThat is indeed a very likely explanation Remember antibiotics that come as a powder and that have to be mixed at home, and have a very short life after being mixed? While the pill version has a standart shelf life? I assume hence vaccines that have to be kept in fridges now would come as a powder.
- k-mcgrady 14y agoIt's probably also much easier to transport.