RDD Online delivers high quality international conferences, technical and educational publications, specialized equipment and web-based information and services relevant to all aspects of pulmonary and nasal drug delivery. Respiratory Drug Delivery conference delegates and subscribers gain 24/7 access to contemporary peer-reviewed articles written by key opinion leaders, and training presentations covering inhalation devices and formulations ideal for students and employees new to the field. We supply testing equipment including realistic throat models, Nephele Mixing Inlets and USP-compliant Dosage Unit Sampling Apparatus (DUSA Tubes) for research and quality testing of metered dose inhalers (MDIs) and dry powder inhalers (DPIs).
RDD Online
VA Bio+Tech Park
800 East Leigh Street
Richmond, VA 23219
USA
+1 (804) 239 1978
www.rddonline.com
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RDD Conferences
Respiratory Drug Delivery conferences deliver advanced technical education in pulmonary and nasal drug delivery at live conferences in the US, Europe and Asia, with virtual conferencing introduced in 2020. Conference hallmarks include themed podium sessions on hot topics, a vibrant Poster Session and Exhibition, and business-friendly venues. More Info
Education and Training
On-demand narrated presentations are available 24/7. Each themed module is narrated by Stephen P. Newman and coordinate with the RDD: Essential Theory and Practice textbook. In-built assessments make these suitable for industrial, regulatory and academic training. More Info
Realistic Testing: VCU Mouth Throat Models
Realistic throat models can be used in place of the USP throat to provide clinically relevant in vitro testing and improved drug deposition prediction. Featuring internal geometry of the original VCU throats, models are compatible with NGI or ACI connections and available in three sizes. More Info
Realistic Testing: Nephele Mixing Inlets
Nephele Mixing Inlets allow cascade impactors to operate at constant air flow rates while variable air flows replicating patient inhalation pass through the test inhaler. Combined with a VCU Mouth Throat Model this allows measurement of aerodynamic particle size distributions under simulated patient use conditions. More Info
