Amgen Inc.

Jakob Halkjaer Pedersen

Joshua Jay Dudman

Dylan Bourelle

Matias Melander

Edgar Frausto

Clare O'Malley

Christian Plambech

Emil Gram Spork

Bjarke Lykke Ludvig Svendsen

Eric Ang-Schmid

Scott Robert Gibson

Adam B McCullough

Julian Jazayeri

Hans Stenberg Knudsen

Nicholas J Clark

Xiaotong Li

Daniel Rojecki

Laura Watson

Jennifer L Sawicky

Bjarke Lykke Ludvig Hooge

Carsten Bech

A drug delivery system includes a packaging housing a first component including at least one of a drug product, a diluent, a saline solution, or an IV stabilizing solution ('IVSS') and a second component comprising at least one of the drug product, the diluent, the saline solution, and the IVSS, the first component being different than the second component. The first component is disposed in a first container in a storage state and the first container is positioned in a first compartment of the packaging housing. The second component is disposed in a second container in a storage state and the second container is positioned in a second compartment of the packaging housing. At least one of the first compartment and the second compartment may include an individual seal and wherein each of the individual seals and the first and second compartments are sterilized.

Systems and methods for drug delivery

Handheld drug delivery device

The present invention relates to a pharmaceutical adaptor system. The pharmaceutical adaptor system comprises a syringe assembly having an axial extension and comprising a first end part and a second end part, the first end part having a male tubular projection, the syringe assembly comprising a syringe and a connecting element having a first mechanical connection part, a unit such as a needle, a vial, a catheter or an IV line, and an adaptor providing fluid communication between the syringe and the unit and having a second mechanical connection part configured to engage with the first mechanical connection part in an engagement direction, thereby in fully engaged position preventing further relative axial movement between the adaptor and the male tubular projection, wherein the adaptor comprises a sealing element configured to receive the male tubular projection and provide sealing between the male tubular projection and the adaptor. The present invention also relates to a pharmaceutical kit system comprising a pharmaceutical adaptor system according to the present invention.

Pharmaceutical adaptor system and pharmaceutical kit system

A drug delivery device includes a housing defining a shell having a proximal end and a distal end and a longitudinal axis extending between the proximal end and the distal end, a needle assembly at least partially disposed within the housing at the proximal end, a drive assembly at least partially disposed within the housing and operably coupled to the needle assembly, and an audible indicator operably coupled to the drive assembly. The needle assembly includes a syringe containing a medicament and a needle or a cannula. The drive assembly is movable between an initial position and a second position that results in the medicament being expelled from the syringe. Upon the drive assembly being positioned in the second position, the audible indicator engages the drive assembly to generate an audible sound indicating the medicament has been expelled from the syringe.

Drug delivery device having dose indicator

A drug delivery device includes a housing defining a shell having a proximal and a distal end, a needle assembly at least partially disposed within the housing at the proximal end, a drive assembly at least partially disposed within the housing, and a damper mechanism at least partially disposed within the housing adjacent to the distal end. The housing further defines a longitudinal axis extending between the proximal end and the distal end. The needle assembly includes a syringe barrel containing a medicament and a needle or a cannula. The drive assembly is operably coupled to the needle assembly to urge the medicament through the needle or cannula. The damper mechanism is operably coupled to the drive assembly and the housing. Upon activating the drive assembly, the damper mechanism dampens an effect thereof.

Drug delivery device having damping mechanism

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Frederiksberg, Denmark

Jakob Halkjaer Pedersen