Sanofi-a Ventis Deutschland Gmbh

Kerstine Hemmann

Steffen Raab

Stephan Riedel

Michael Caspers

Daniel Kerkow

Katja Hoerhold

Michael Helmer

Michael Jugl

Axel Teucher

Michael James Heald

Stephen John Minshull

Graham Jay

Claudia Matthias

Michael Heald

Katja HÖRHOLD

Described is a medicament delivery device comprising a case adapted to hold a container with a medicament and having a needle, a needle sleeve telescopically coupled to the case and having a first extended position relative to the case in which the needle is covered, a retracted position relative to the case in which the needle is exposed, and a second extended position relative to the case in which the needle is covered, a first indicia disposed on the needle sleeve which is visible in the first extended position and the second extended position, and a second indicia disposed on the needle sleeve and not visible in the first extended position and visible the second extended position.

Medicament delivery device with use indicator

Described is a medicament delivery device () comprising a case () adapted to hold a container with a medicament and having a needle (), a needle sleeve () telescopically coupled to the case () and having a first extended position relative to the case () in which the needle () is covered, a retracted position relative to the case () in which the needle () is exposed, and a second extended position relative to the case () in which the needle is covered, a first indicia () disposed on the needle sleeve () which is visible in the first extended position and the second extended position, and a second indicia () disposed on the needle sleeve () and not visible in the first extended position and visible the second extended position.

The invention relates to an injection supporting device for a syringe. The syringe comprises a cartridge for a medicament and may comprise an injection needle extending in a z-direction from the cartridge to dispense the contents of the cartridge. Alternatively the injection needle may be part of the injection supporting device itself. The injection supporting device comprises a housing to receive at least a part of the cartridge, a needle shield and a resilient member coupled to the needle shield and the housing. The needle shield comprises a distal portion and a proximal portion, a distal opening in a front end of the distal portion and a needle guide for guiding the injection needle towards the distal opening. The needle shield is slidably attached to the housing and slidable relative to the housing along the z-direction between a guarding position covering a tip of the injection needle and an injection position in which a front end portion of the injection needle extends through the distal opening of the needle shield. The resilient member urges the needle shield towards the guarding position.

Injection supporting device for a syringe and injection device

A cartridge holder for a drug delivery device. The cartridge holder comprises a proximal portion for receiving a cartridge filled with a medicinal fluid to be dispensed by the drug delivery device, and a distal portion comprising a mount for a piercing assembly. The piercing assembly is adapted to provide a fluid-transferring connection with the inner volume of the cartridge by way of a piercing element pointing in distal direction with a pointed free end section. Retaining means adapted to substantially prevent the cartridge from displacing in proximal direction with respect to the proximal portion distal portion.

Cartridge holder and drug delivery device

A medication delivery device () comprises an indicator element () having indications () and a magnifying device located over an indication position (). The magnifying device () comprises an optical system () with a magnifying lens () wherein the optical system () is constructed such that the optical path length between the indication position () and the magnifying lens () is enlarged. As an example, the medication delivery device () is a pen-type device, wherein a dose dial element () having a dosage scale () is disposed. The magnifying device () generates a magnified image of the dosage scale () so that the size of the selected dose () of the medical product is visible through a window (). A method for assembling the medication delivery device () includes providing a medication delivery device () having a receptacle and mounting an element of the magnifying device () at the receptacle.

Medication delivery device and method of assembling a medication delivery device

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Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Kerstine Hemmann