DE MOTU CORDIS

Developing an epinephrine inhaler for use in anaphylaxis treatment.

De Motu Cordis’s mission is to improve emergency epinephrine delivery, when every second counts.

Needle-free

delivery

Rapid

administration

Everyday

storage

Simplicity

Designed for: Needle-free delivery · Rapid administration · Everyday storage · Simplicity

OUR TECHNOLOGY

Designed for simplicity.

Needle-free deliveryRapid administrationEveryday storageSimplicity

OUR TECHNOLOGY

Designed for everyday.

INSIDE THE DEVICE

Our technology

Single-Use, Pre-Loaded Dry Powder Inhaler

Protective capprotects device and primes drug powder release

Mouthpieceto inhale the drug powder

Capsule cartridgepre-loaded with capsule

Capsulecontaining inhalable drug formulation

 

De Motu Cordis ProductAn epinephrine inhaler being developed to treat anaphylaxis

1Proprietary Dry
Powder Inhaler Device
2Proprietary Inhalable
Epinephrine Formulation

BARRIERS TO CARE

Breaking Down Barriers to Care

BARRIER TO CARE

 

DESIGN FEATURES*

Patients may delay or avoid using auto-injector devices due to fear of needles

Simple, needle-free delivery

Currently approved products may take 20–30 minutes to reach peak epinephrine levels

Rapid epinephrine absorption

Common storage locations can exceed recommended storage conditions (20–25°C)

Suitable for everyday storage

Auto-injector devices require replacement every 12–24 months due to expiry

Extended shelf-life

*Based on current development objectives and subject to regulatory review and approval

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DEVELOPMENT

Product development

2022

Proprietary epinephrine formulation

GMP pilot scale process established.

2022–2026

Early phase clinical studies

Supporting assessment of safety, tolerability, and early performance characteristics.

2026

Proprietary dry powder inhaler

Mature prototype design under characterisation.

Contact us for more information on how we aspire to change anaphylaxis treatment.