Consort Medical Limited

Bespak Plc

Graham Charles Hately

Richard John Warby

Andrew Christopher Wright

Martin Swain

William Southby

Paul Allsop

Kevin Chilvers

Simon Ingram

John Olley

A dose indicator device for a pressurized metered dose inhaler comprises an inner wheel, annular outer wheel, actuator and housing;

Dose indicator device

A fluid delivery device for discharging a fluid having a housing, a piston pump, a biasing mechanism, and a trigger mechanism. The housing has a fluid discharge outlet. The pump has a pump chamber casing for fluid storage, a piston sliding in the pump chamber, a piston plunger, and a delivery channel leading to the housing outlet. The biasing mechanism biases the piston pump casing towards the housing outlet. The trigger mechanism has a catch member and a restraining member movable by a manually actuatable trigger from a cocked to a triggered configuration. The cocked restraining member engages the catch member to prevent movement and fluid discharge. A triggered restraining member disengages from the catch member for movement of the casing towards the housing outlet to discharge fluid from housing outlet.

Fluid delivery device

Dispensing apparatus for delivering metered doses of product from a pressurized dispensing container, having a housing for receiving, in use, the pressurized dispensing container, and an outlet through which, in use, metered doses of product from the pressurized dispensing container can be dispensed. The housing has an aperture via which the pressurized dispensing container can be inserted into the housing. The dispensing apparatus is at least partially enclosed by a shrink wrapped film, the shrink wrapped film including an opening which is:

Dispensing devices

The present invention provides a dispensing apparatus for delivering metered doses of product from a pressurised dispensing container comprising:

Dispensing apparatus

Mechanical dosage counter apparatus

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Norfolk, United Kingdom

Graham Charles Hately