Baxalta Gmbh

Baxter International Inc.

Baxter Healthcare Sa

Chinmay Kanuga

Atif M Yardimci

Lillian G Zakarija

Thomas Oesterle

Nathan A Mitchell

Aaron Tan

Tejas J Dhyani

Eric Bernard Jedrzejek

Atif Mehmet Yardimci

Nathan Mitchell

Eric Jedrzejek

A medical delivery device is provided for delivering a medicinal substance into a user's body. A foldable hub has a left wing and a right wing, where the hub is attached at one end to a tube, and at an opposite end to a needle. At least one first rib is disposed on the left wing and at least one second rib is disposed on the right wing. When the wings are folded back away from the needle and pinched together, the first and second ribs prevent twisting and/or sliding of the wings relative to each other during an insertion of the needle into a user's skin, thereby preventing a breakage of the needle due to undesirable movement of the wings.

Subcutaneous infusion device for injecting medicinal substances

A system includes a first container having a wall defining a receptacle, a neck defining an opening, and a flip cap disposed over the opening, and a second container having a wall defining a receptacle, a neck defining an opening, and a flip cap disposed over the opening. The system also includes a carrier having first and second carrier pieces disposed about the first and second containers and attached together with the first and second containers secured therebetween. The system further includes a top cap attached to the flip caps to secure the first and second containers together and to simultaneously remove the flip caps from the containers.

Packaging for multiple medical containers

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Porter Ranch, CA, United States of America

Chinmay Kanuga