Becton Dickinson France

Gregory Peruzzo

Romain Lanier

Packaging for medical containers, including a tub having a peripheral wall, a sealing cover sealable on an opening of the tub and a sealing envelope able to protect the sealing cover. The sealing envelope includes: a lower sealing part, having a frame able to be sealed to the peripheral wall of the tub, and a bonding surface that extends outwards from the frame, and an upper sealing part sealed on the bonding surface to enclose the opening of the tub and the sealing cover.

Packaging for medical containers

An injection device includes: a body for receiving a product, a needle and a piston attached to a piston rod movable between a storage position and an end-of-injection position. The device further includes a sleeve for protecting the needle which is movable between an initial position where the needle is uncovered and a final position where the needle is covered, as well as biasing means for moving the sleeve from its initial position to its final position and immobilization means for keeping the sleeve in its initial position. The piston rod includes a first portion and a second portion, the second portion being able to switch between a locked position in which the second portion is fixed to the first portion and an unlocked position in which the second portion is movable with respect to the first portion on a predetermined distance along the longitudinal axis of the piston rod.

Injection device preventing the return of the piston when the safety system is deployed

A device comprising a body, a sleeve mobile in relation to the body, and a lock enabling locking of the sleeve in a protective position; the sleeve can be moved between a non-protective position, in which an injection member is exposed, and the protective position; the lock comprising at least one flexible proximal leg. According to the invention, the at least one leg comprises at least one bearing surface and the device comprises at least one corresponding bearing surface, these respective bearing surfaces being able to bear against each other when a stress is exerted on the sleeve in a direction tending to return the sleeve toward the non-protective position.

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Prunieres, France

Gregory Peruzzo