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PITTSBURGH, Aug. 19, 2024 ~ A new invention has been developed by a resident of Woodbridge, Ontario to revolutionize the process of syringe dosing in veterinary pharmaceutical compounding pharmacies. The inventor, who wishes to remain anonymous, spent a significant amount of time and effort while working at a veterinary pharmaceutical compounding pharmacy performing the tedious "dial down" process of syringes. This led to the creation of SNAP DOSING RING, a device that promises to make the process faster and easier for compounders.

The SNAP DOSING RING is designed to be placed on filled syringes quickly and efficiently, reducing the need for multiple staff members. This not only saves time and money but also reduces the risk of repetitive strain injuries that often occur during manual dial down processes. The inventor has already developed a prototype of the device.

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The original design was submitted to InventHelp's Toronto sales office and is now available for licensing or sale to manufacturers or marketers. Interested parties can contact InventHelp's Department 23-TRO-1165 at their Pittsburgh office or visit their website for more information on their Invention Submission Services.

With its potential to streamline the dosing process and alleviate physical strain on compounders, SNAP DOSING RING has the potential to revolutionize the veterinary pharmaceutical industry.

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