Boston Scientific Scimed, Inc.

Johnson and Johnson Vision Care, Inc.

Other

Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company

Johnson & Johnson Vision Products Inc.

Coleman, Ronald, K

James M Peck

Michael G Tokarski

Edward A Dzwill

George Brock

Jan Weber

Roger W Smith

Michael Dominic Schulte

Donnie Jerome Duis

Gregory Scott Duncan

James R Davis

Ronald K Coleman

Michael Scott Ulrich

Jeffrey E Stahmann

Keith R Maile

Jerry W Dukes

David Curtis Turner

Raymond J Sander

Daniel Tsu-Fang Wang

Yufu Li

Bruce E Samuelson

John R David

Curtis L Larson

Christopher Wildsmith

Jerome E Strand

Joseph P Callahan, Jr

Kornelis Renkema

Qiang Zhang

George E Himes, Jr

Kathryn A Johnson

Daniel Burgess

Edward Dzwill

Dharmesh K Dubey

Wayne K Darvell

John T Rueb

Ranganath Ramakrishnan Raja

John B Fore

Michael S Groess

Elmer Blackwell

Norbert E Wrobel

Kim Robertson

Joseph F Garvey

William L Hansen

David Clarence Byram

Kenneth Kurt Pricer

Duane Jason Huberty

Maan-Shii Wu

Ross Christianson

James R Emmerling

Jane H Machacek

Kenneth F Knoll

Tony Suardini

Michael J Tersak

Tom Arthur

Samir Shrestha

Diona Sommario

Ben Prusi

David Olson

Richard A Tuma

Phillip Lozanoski

Patrick R Moran

Alyssa Downing

Amie Marshall

Mark Mandeville

Gary L Collins

Marlaine Gail Mills

Tom Stoddart

Jr George E Himes

Steven Arnold

Dharmesh Dubey

Duane J Huberty

Embodiments of the present disclosure relate to monitoring one or more physiological parameters of a subject using a multilayer wearable device. In an embodiment, a multilayer wearable device is configured to be attached to a subject. The multilayer wearable device comprises a substrate having multiple layers including a first portion connected to a second portion. The first portion has a first side and a second, opposite side. And the second portion has a first side and a second, opposite side. The first side of the first portion is configured to be attached to the subject and the second portion is arranged on top of the first portion such that the first side of the second portion is disposed adjacent the second side of the first portion. And, the wearable device includes one or more electrical components configured to sense a physiological parameter of the subject.

Multilayer wearable device

Embodiments disclosed herein relate to devices and methods for monitoring one or more physiological parameters of a subject. In an embodiment, a wearable device comprises a substrate configured to attached to a subject's skin. The substrate comprises a middle portion arranged between two end portions, wherein the middle portion is more flexible than at least one of the end portions. The wearable device also comprises a physiological sensor arranged on the middle portion. The physiological sensor is configured to sense a physiological signal of the subject when the wearable device is attached to the subject's skin. And, the wearable device comprises one or more electrical components arranged on at least one of the end portions, wherein at least one of the one or more electrical components is coupled to the physiological sensor.

Bandage\e-tattoo combination

A system for charging an onboard battery of a medical device prior to use of the medical device may include a package configured to accommodate the medical device therein. A power source may be disposed relative to the package and may be capable of charging the onboard battery of the medical device prior to use of the medical device. The system may be capable of being subjected to a sterilization process with the power source disposed within the second cavity. In some instances, the power source is uncharged during sterilization. In some cases, the power source is encapsulated or otherwise sealed during sterilization.

Medical device packaging with power source

A package having a roughened surface that does not adhere to a medical device enclosed therein.

Contact lens packages

A closure device may include a backing and a closure strip removably provided on the backing, wherein the closure strip includes a permanent adhesive on a back face thereof adapted to affix the closure strip to a package, wherein a breakout portion of the backing is configured to separate from the backing and remain adhered to the closure strip when the closure strip is removed therefrom. A product package may include a carton having a flap movable between an open position and a closed position, and a closure device affixed to a portion of the flap and a separate portion of the carton when the flap is in the closed position, wherein a first portion of the closure device is removable from the separate portion of the carton while the first portion remains attached to the portion of the flap.

Tear tab closure strip

A method and apparatus for packaging a medical device includes a package assembly that defines a multi-chambered interior. The interior chambers include a primary and a secondary chamber. A partition, which has a gas permeable vent, separates the primary chamber from the secondary chamber. The package is constructed from a variety of materials that provide the interior with a long term, low humidity, sterile environment.

Package assembly

A contact lens package includes a holder having a receptacle for holding a contact lens and a cap having a seal for sealing a contact lens within the receptacle. The cap is attached to the holder and is movable from an end of the holder where the receptacle is formed toward an opposite end of the holder. As the cap moves toward the opposite end of the holder, the end of the holder where the receptacle is formed ruptures the seal such that the contact lens can be removed from the package.

Screw cap package for contact lens

The invention provides contact lens packages in which removal of the lens is facilitated by providing a means for elevating the lens when the package is opened.

Medical device packaging, medical device packaging assemblies, and methods for preparing and packaging medical devices. An example medical device packaging assembly may include a pouch having a pocket formed therein. A carrier tube may be disposed in the pocket. The carrier tube may have a plurality of apertures formed therein. A medical device may be disposed within the carrier tube.

Medical device packaging and methods for preparing and packaging medical devices

A contact lens package has a body with a lens receptacle therein covered by a hinged lid. The lid is offset on the body such that a ledge is formed by the base and an overhang by the lid. The ledge has a plurality of upstanding lugs that insert into mating receptacles formed in the overhang of an adjacent contact lens package, permitting the ganging of packages together for functional and aesthetic reasons.

Interconnecting contact lens package

The invention provides contact lens packages in which removal of the lens is facilitated by elevating the lens when the package is opened.

An ophthalmic lens package that contains an ophthalmic lens and its packaging solution including a frangible pouch and side members which contain the packaging solution when the ophthalmic package is opened and methods of using the package.

Ophthalmic lens package with a frangible pouch and methods of its use

An ophthalmic lens package comprises a shell having an internal cavity accessible through an opening in the shell and a drainage member that divides the internal chamber into an upper chamber and a lower chamber. The drainage member is permeable to aqueous liquids and is arranged to allow drainage of liquid from the upper chamber to the lower chamber. This arrangement of the ophthalmic lens package allows the consumer to retrieve the lens from the upper chamber without handling any significant amount of saline solution.

Ophthalmic lens package with internal drainage member

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Maple Grove, MN, United States of America

James M Peck