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  • Drive Devilbiss launches SmartLink app

    CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Drive DeVilbiss Healthcare this week unveiled a new app, developed in partnership with WillowTree, called SmartLink. The app allows patients to engage with Drive DeVilbiss’ IntelliPAP 2 CPAP device, which treats sleep apnea. 
     

  • Nexium 24HR tops IRI's 2015 New Product Pacesetters list

    CHICAGO – Nexium 24HR topped IRI's 2015 New Product Pacesetters for non-food products, taking in $270.6 million in first-year sales. The top-selling 200 new brands captured cumulative year-one sales of more than $6.5 billion across IRI’s multi-outlet geography.
     

  • MSC, SinfoníaRx team to bring patients on-demand pharmacist access

    TUCSON, Ariz. — A new partnership between savings program company Medical Security Card (MSC)’s ScriptSave WellRx app and medication management company SinfoníaRx will bring on-demand pharmacist access to users of the savings program app. 
     

  • Prestige Brands combats 'super lice' with new Nix Ultra solution

    TARRYTOWN, N.Y - Prestige Brands on Thursday announced the launch of Nix Ultra, which safely kills both traditional and "super lice" (lice resistant to traditional pesticides), as well as their eggs, and will not contribute to resistance like pesticides. 
     

  • Pfizer Canada, Rexall partner on medsync service

    KIRKLAND, Quebec - Pfizer Canada on Wednesday announced that it has partnered with Rexall in a new service called OneStopMeds to improve medication adherence and health outcomes for patients taking multiple chronic medications.  
     

  • 3 ways technology is advancing patient care, enhancing the pharmacy and driving outcomes

    Standing: Tim Weippert of Thrifty White Pharmacies, Craig Norman of H-E-B, Brandon Worth of Walmart, Khan Siddiqui of higi, Jeff Key of Pioneer Rx and Philecia Avery of Kroger. Seated: Guest moderator Chris DImos of McKesson, Rick Gates of Walgreens, Josh Flum of CVS Health, Frank Maione of PerceptiMed and Jocelyn Konrad of Rite Aid.

  • QS/1 launches WebConnect 5.0

    SPARTANBURG, S. C. — Pharmacy technology solutions company QS/1 on Wednesday announced the launch of the latest version of its facility-to-pharmacy communication tool, WebConnect 5.0. The new version features tools that can help long-term care (LTC) facilities access patient information and quickly order prescription refills. 
     

  • Market research: Wearables market to reach $10.7 billion worldwide by 2023

    ALBANY, N.Y. - According to a new market report published by Transparency Market Research, the global wearable medical devices market is projected to expand at a high compound annual growth rate of 16.4 % from 2015 to 2023 to reach $10.7 billion in 2023.
     
    Rise in chronic diseases and need for advanced treatment, increase in awareness about health and large number of innovators and early adopters ensuring faster market penetration are likely to fuel the growth of this market in the near future, Transparency noted. 
     
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