prefilled Syringes Market Driven by​ Chronic Diseases⁢ and Self-Injection Advancements

‍ Updated June 02,2025

The global prefilled syringes market is experiencing meaningful growth,fueled by an increasing prevalence of chronic diseases and ⁣advancements in self-injection​ technologies. Supportive‍ goverment regulations, ⁤particularly those addressing needlestick injuries, also contribute to this ⁢expansion.

growing awareness among both ​patients and healthcare professionals regarding the benefits of prefilled syringes, coupled with the ​rising number of ⁢biologics and biosimilars in the pharmaceutical sector, further supports market growth. However, insufficient healthcare funding in emerging markets continues‍ to pose challenges.

A Geneva Association report indicates that global healthcare expenditure has risen from approximately 8%‌ to⁤ nearly 10% of GDP⁢ in the ⁣last ⁣two decades, reaching an estimated $8 trillion annually.​ The Global Burden of Disease Health Financing Collaborator Network projects this spending could nearly triple to $24‌ trillion by 2040, with upper-middle-income countries showing the fastest growth.

Europe⁣ is a major revenue-generating region, driven by chronic disease‌ prevalence, biologics market growth, technological advancements, and the increasing adoption ‌of ⁣self-injection devices. The prefilled syringes market is also seeing increased demand due to ​an aging population.

The conventional prefilled syringes market currently‍ holds ⁤the largest share, attributed to their safe ⁢governance, ease of use, reduced contamination risk, and improved dosing accuracy. Plastic ‌prefilled​ syringes ‍are projected to be the ​fastest-growing ‌segment, thanks to the development of ‍new ⁣polymers with enhanced ‍properties.

Gerresheimer, a ‍key player‌ in the prefilled syringes⁣ market, held a 13.3% market share in 2019. The ​company focuses on⁣ product launches and‌ partnerships to maintain its⁣ position, serving major⁤ pharmaceutical ‍and healthcare companies.

What’s next

The Asia-Pacific region is poised to emerge as the largest ​market for prefilled syringes, driven by increasing ⁤healthcare investments and growing demand ‌for advanced drug ‍delivery systems.