Gerresheimer Regensburg Gmbh

Allergan, Inc.

Jessica Kreher

Maximilian Vogl

Michael R Robinson

Michael Strehl

Rahul Bhagat

Zoran Novakovic

Vaclav Vojan

Shawn R Davis

Ina Michaelis

David Mucientes

Ulf Kirschner

The invention relates to a method for producing a syringe with an integrated closure element, which method comprises the following method steps:

Method for producing a syringe with an integrated closure element

The invention relates to a method for producing primary packaging having an integrated septum characterised by: a) providing a septum, b) providing an injection-molding die having two die halves, c) positioning the septum in the injection-molding die, d) moving the two die halves of the injection-molding die to form a cavity corresponding to the shape of the primary packaging to be produced, e) injecting a material into the cavity via an injection opening, where the two die halves of the injection-molding die pretensioningly holding the septum, and a rim of the septum is overmolded by the material, f) cooling the injected material while maintaining a holding pressure, g) moving the two die halves of the injection-molding die such that the produced primary packaging means having the integrated septum can be removed from the injection-molding die, and h) removing the produced primary packaging having the integrated septum from the injection-molding die.

Method and apparatus for producing primary packaging having an integrated septum and primary packaging having an integrated septum

Apparatus and methods for introducing a solid or semi-solid intraocular drug-containing implant into the anterior chamber of an eye are described. The drug-containing implant can be a rod-shaped biodegradable implant that may provide for the extended release of the drug and may be effective for treating a medical condition of the eye. The apparatus is ergonomically designed in the shape or style of a pen with tactile surfaces for easy gripping, a needle-rotation knob to permit orientation of the needle bevel in relation to the eye, and a spring-actuated mechanism for consistent deployment of the implant.

Intraocular implant delivery apparatus and methods of use thereof

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