New disposable infusion pump TUORen Soft Shell: Greater comfort and flexibility during treatment

09/23/2026

Greater comfort for patients, and greater flexibility in day-to-day medical practice: With its new disposable infusion pump TUORen Soft Shell, pfm medical is expanding its product range to include a model with a soft case. The new product will be unveiled for the first time at the 16th Congress of the German Society for Palliative Medicine (DGP) in Freiburg.

The TUORen disposable infusion pumps have been specially developed for patients who require intravenousIntravenous (from the Latin "intra" (inner, inside) and "vena" (vein)) refers, e.g., to the administration of a medication via a vein., percutaneousPercutaneous means “performed through the skin”. (Latin: "per" - through & "cutis" - skin), subcutaneous, intraoperative or epidural drug therapy. Their range of applications extends from pain management (analgesics) through to chemotherapeutic agents, antibiotics and antiviral medicines, right through to infusion solutions for rehydration. 

The operating principle is based on a precisely calibrated reservoir for medicines or liquids. The liquid is dispensed in a controlled manner at a defined flow rate via a flow restrictor, driven solely by the mechanical pressure of the reservoir – without the need for batteries or external power sources.

TUORen Soft Shell: Further development for a noticeably better quality of life

In addition to the well-established TUORen Hard Shell, the TUORen Soft Shell will in future be available as an innovative variant with a soft case, specifically designed to meet the needs of patients and healthcare professionals.

“The soft case and the continuous reduction in volume of the disposable infusion pump during treatment ensure it is comfortable to wear and enhance patient comfort throughout the entire course of treatment,” says Caroline Scheidt, Product Manager Infusion Systems, explaining the advantages of the new product. Thanks to its soft case, the product is less bulky and becomes progressively smaller and lighter during treatment as its volume is continuously reduced. This helps to ensure greater comfort throughout the entire course of treatment.

For pfm medical, the expansion of its portfolio represents a logical next step. “Our focus is always on the well-being and quality of life of our patients,” emphasises Isabel Grüne, Director Sales tpm. “We are delighted to present the disposable infusion pump TUORen Soft Shell, a further development of our well-established TUORen Hard Shell, and to be able to expand our portfolio with a solution that meets the needs of patients and users even better.”

An overview of the benefits of TUORen Soft Shell

  • Noticeable comfort: Soft case for a pleasant feel against the skin and on the body
  • Lightweight and discreet: Continuous volume reduction makes the pump increasingly compact as treatment progresses
  • Safe and easy to use: Easy to fill and straightforward to use in everyday care
  • Self-contained operation: Reliable mechanical function without a battery or external power source
  • Integrated venting: Air escapes via the silicone reservoir
  • Flexible use: Extendable telescopic core
  • Efficient: Optimised storage and resource-efficient transport

Experience TUORen Soft Shell live at the DGP Congress

Come and visit us at the DGP Congress (German Society for Palliative Medicine), 23-26 September 2026, in Freiburg, at our booth no. 3, and find out more about the disposable infusion pump TUORen Soft Shell. We look forward to seeing you there and to speaking with you in person.
 

Ein medizinisches Beatmungsgerät in Form eines Blasensackes, verbunden mit einem Schlauch. Der Sack hat eine blaue Schlaufe zur Befestigung und ein Ventil zur Luftabgabe. Der Schlauch endet in einer Anschlussstelle.