West Pharmaceutical Services, Inc.

Neotract, Inc.

Eric Claude

Theodore Charles Lamson

Joseph Catanese, Iii

Matthew McLean

Andrew Lewis Johnston

Floria Cheng

Christian Leon Haller

Ralph Paul

Kathleen McHugh

Maria Pascale

John Dinka

Ashley K Wallin

Ryan R Braymer

Robert A Carlton

Lynessa Erler

Michael Francis Wei

Micahel Wei

A packaging system for sealing a medicine container having a filling opening with a stopper includes a container tray having a container cell for receiving and stabilizing the medicine container. A shuttle has an exterior surface and an interior surface. The interior surface is configured for releasably securing the stopper. The shuttle is configured to release the stopper into the fill opening upon application of a releasing force to the exterior surface of the shuttle. A shuttle tray has a shuttle cell. The shuttle cell forms a body with a proximal opening, an interior space, a bottom inner surface opposite the proximal opening, and a side inner surface. The shuttle cell releasably secures the shuttle.

Packaging system for small-volume aseptic filling

A packaging system for aseptically packaging, filling, and sealing medical containers includes a container tray () having a container cell () for receiving and stabilizing the medicine container. The system also includes a stopper holder () with a stopper cell () forming a closed body with a distal opening, an interior space, a proximal wall opposite the distal opening, and a proximal outer surface (). The stopper cell () is configured for releasably securing the stopper and releasing the stopper into a fill opening of the medicine container when a compressive force is exerted on the proximal outer surface of the stopper cell ().

Packaging system for aseptic filling of small volume vials

An anchor that secures to a connector as part of an anchor assembly is disclosed. The proximal anchor includes a pair of spaced apart prongs which join together at a slot inception. The prongs are shaped and sized of a configuration to define a catch or latching structure. The prongs are configured to capture and deform the suture between the protrusions and prevent the suture from disengaging from the slotted anchor device once engaged.

Latching anchor device

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Vienna, VA, United States of America

Eric Claude