Kaken Pharmaceutical Company, Ltd.

Katsuya Taguchi

Norio Watanabe

Yasuhiko Sato

Masahiro Ueta

Ryouhei Sakaguchi

Ryouji Takei

Katsumi Sasama

Takuya Sugimoto

Kouichi Sugita

Noboru Momose

Takuma Oba

Medicine mixing device

To provide a solution applicator with which irritation on an affected part of a patient may be reduced even when a solution is used. According to the present invention, an applicator comprises a solution container which comprises an opening, and a columnar brush member formed by bundling synthetic fibers in a columnar shape. The columnar brush member is disposed at the opening of the solution container, a tip portion of the columnar brush member at an outside of the solution container has a fan shape expanding in a perpendicular lateral direction against a pillar axial lengthwise direction, and a thickness of the fan-shaped tip portion of the columnar brush member decreases in a perpendicular lengthwise direction against the pillar axial lengthwise direction toward the tip portion of the columnar brush member. The solution applicator of the present invention has the fan-shaped tip portion so that irritation on an affected part may be decreased and a liquid tinea unguium medicine may be applied to the affected part.

Applicator

Vessel including an applicator

A syringe device and a method of preparing medicine using the device capable of easily and accurately performing operations for mixing and dissolving a lyophilized product into a dissolution liquid before use. A double ended needle assembly and an intermediate holder are fitted to the first cylindrical part of a connection holder, a first syringe in which the dissolution liquid is stored is inserted into the first cylindrical part through the intermediate holder, and a second syringe in which the lyophilized product is stored in a depressurized state is fixedly inserted into the second cylindrical part of the connection holder. First, the intermediate holder is locked by a finger hooking projected piece, the first syringe is pushed into the intermediate holder in the locked state of the double ended needle assembly at an initial position by locking ribs, and the first syringe is unsealed by one end of the double ended needle. Next, the intermediate holder and the double ended needle assembly are pushed into the first cylindrical part by the first syringe, and the second syringe in the second cylindrical part is unsealed by the other end of the double ended needle.

Syringe device and method of preparing medicine using the device

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Tokyo, Japan

Katsuya Taguchi