Introduction For medication to be effective, it is crucial that patients adhere to their medication regimen.1 However, studies suggest that over a third of therapies are not taken as recommended, regardless of the severity of disease or condition.2 Consequently, medication adherence remains a significant challenge across various medical fields.3 This issue is particularly pronounced in the context of subcutaneous drug delivery using handheld autoinjectors,4 which are increasingly used as a...
