Vectura Delivery Devices Limited

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Boehringer Ingelheim International Gmbh

Graham Roger Gibbins

Stephen William Eason

Matthew Neil Sarkar

Peter Alan Evans

Roger William Clarke

Herbert Wachtel

Jens Besseler

Andreas Mark Meliniotis

Ralf Thoemmes

Marc Rohrschneider

Nicholas John Campling

Timo Von Brunn

Jessica Frentzel-Beyme

Howard William Biddle

Stuart John Ray

Manuel Krakowka

Tristian Roger Thornhill

Duncan James Bradley

Ben Tyers

Peter Evans

An inhaler is disclosed. It comprises a housing to receive a strip having a plurality of blisters, each blister having a breachable lid and containing a dose of medicament for inhalation by a user, an indexing wheel mounted in the housing rotatable to drive a strip to sequentially move blisters into alignment with a blister piercing member, a control element pivotally mounted to the housing and a drive mechanism configured to couple the control element to the indexing wheel during part of the rotation of the control element by a user so that the indexing wheel rotates together with the control element.

Inhaler

An inhaler is disclosed. It comprises a housing to receive a strip having a surface and a plurality of blister pockets depending from said surface. Each blister pocket contains a dose of medicament for inhalation by a user. The inhaler has a blister strip drive mechanism including a blister strip drive member shaped to contact the strip along a line defined by the crease between a blister pocket and said surface, to drive said strip.

An inhaler for delivery of a powder-form inhalation formulation from a blister strip with a plurality of blister pockets is proposed. A flexible guiding element receives the used blisters strip.

An inhaler is disclosed. The inhaler has a housing to receive an elongate strip of blisters each containing a dose of medicament and being sequentially movable into alignment with means for breaching a blister to enable a user to inhale said dose contained therein. The device has a spiral wound element within the housing that receives and coils said strip of blisters that have been breached.

A device for blending materials and a bag for use in such devices. The device has at least one paddle for acting on a sample and a carrier against which a sample may be crushed by the paddle. The device is arranged to allow adjustment of the spacing between the paddle and carrier during operation. The bag is suitable for use in such a device but can be used in other devices.

Devices for blending materials and bags and for use in such devices

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Holt, United Kingdom

Graham Roger Gibbins