In cartridges with chemically strengthened glass, life-saving medication can be safely stored and ready for application, says Schott
There are times when the packaging used with a drug has to function perfectly. The movie hero James Bond experienced this in ‘Casino Royale’ when his martini was neither stirred nor shaken, but rather poisoned. He only had a few seconds to inject a life-saving medication into his carotid artery. Bond survived, thanks to an injection pen that was immediately ready for use and his co-star, Vesper Lynd, who miraculously recognised within only fragments of a second where the missing cable was on the defibrillator.