Deka Products Limited Partnership

Applied Materials, Inc.

Eitan C Zeira

Dean Kamen

Jason A Demers

Brian Daniel Tracey

Hans Erik Johnson

Daniel F Cote, Jr

Jack MacLeod

Lee A Batchelder

Michel A Rosa

Edward J Pearsall

An example medical agent filling system may comprise a container having an exterior housing formed by a rigid wall and a removable lid. The system may further comprise a fluid introduction port. The system may further comprise a fluid bus extending from the fluid introduction port to a plurality of dispensing sharps. The system may further comprise a plurality of reservoir assemblies each having a main interior volume sealed by a septum. Each of the septa may be in a punctured state with a respective dispensing sharp of the plurality of dispensing sharps extending therethrough. The fluid bus and main interior volumes of the reservoir assemblies may form an isolated fill environment.

Delivery device apparatuses, systems, and methods

A medical agent delivery device may comprise a laminate of a number of layers coupled together. The medical agent delivery device may further comprise a collapsible reservoir within the laminate. The medical agent delivery device may further comprise a sharp bearing body having at least one microneedle. The medical agent delivery device may further comprise a collar element attached to the sharp bearing body. The medical agent delivery device may further comprise a removable cover assembly including a microneedle encasing body coupled to the sharp bearing body and to a release liner. The microneedle encasing body may be attached more weakly to the sharp bearing body than to the release liner.

Medical agent dispensing systems, methods, and apparatuses

A medical agent delivery device may comprise a collapsible reservoir and a base portion including at least one microneedle on a first face and on an opposing second face. Each microneedle on the first face may fluidically communicate with a microneedle on the second face. The device may further comprise an elastomeric housing attached to the first face. The reservoir and the at least one microneedle on the first face of the base portion may be within the elastomeric housing. The device may further comprise a displaceable spacer having a first position in which the spacer supports the reservoir in spaced relation to the at least one microneedle on the first side of the base portion. When the spacer is in a second position, the elastomeric housing may be configured to press the reservoir into the at least one microneedle on the first side of the base portion.

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Eitan C Zeira