Haselmeier Ag

Sanofi-a Ventis Deutschland Gmbh

Sanofi

Other

Eli Lilly and Company

Owen Mumford Limited

Paul Edward Jansen

Michael Schabbach

Christoph Dette

Alexander Allerdings

Christian Pommereau

Dietmar Hammen

Ulrich Brueggemann

Martin Otten

Thomas Mark Kemp

Jeremy M Marshall

Marc Schader

Hugo Revellat

Andreas Bode

Robbie Wilson

Iwo Ilnicki

A liquid medicament administration device includes a body configured to contain and support a medicament container. The body includes an aperture. The aperture includes a viewing window that is coincident with the medicament container when the medicament container is present. The device is configured such that the viewing window is size-adjustable. Also disclosed are associated methods of manufacture.

Liquid medicament administration device

A stopper is disclosed herein. The stopper is configured to be disposed within a medical cartridge. The stopper includes a shell defining a cavity, a core arranged within the cavity, and at least one electronic device embedded within the core, wherein the at least one electronic device includes a sensor and wherein the shell is configured to pass a sensing signal therethrough.

Cartridge with distributed electronic components

An injection device is provided, comprising a cartridge configured to hold a volume of fluid, the cartridge having a proximal end and a distal end through which the fluid is dispensed; a first stopper disposed in the cartridge and configured to move from the proximal end toward the distal end to cause the fluid to be dispensed through the distal end of the cartridge; a second stopper disposed at the distal end of the cartridge, the second stopper including an aperture through which the fluid is dispensed; a reflector disposed at the distal end of the cartridge; and a transmitter and a receiver disposed in the first stopper, the transmitter configured to transmit one or more waves toward the reflector and the receiver configured to receive reflections of the one or more waves from at least the reflector.

Cartridge for dosage sensing

Medical injector

Clipless medical injector

A lockout feature for an injection device includes a time lock that prevents a user from administering a dose of medicament prior to a pre-determined time interval. The lockout feature can interface with a cap and dose setting module to prevent removal of the cap or it can work to disable the dose delivery module to prevent an injection from occurring.

Medicament injection device with lockout feature

A self-use medical injector has a knob at the rear end of a barrel which is rotated from a zeroed position to set the dose and which rotates back again, to the zeroed position, when the injector is fired. A scale is provided on the knob ( ) or barrel ( ) and a datum mark or indicator on the barrel or knob co-operates with the scale. There is a raised stud ( ) providing the indicator or the zero mark of the scale. An annular member ( ) fitted over the knob if the stud is on the barrel or over the barrel if the stud is on the knob, has a projection ( ) which is registered with a mark on the scale corresponding to the required dose. This projection abuts the stud when the knob is rotated and thus sets the knob for the correct does.

Dose setting device for medical injectors

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Boston, MA, United States of America

Paul Edward Jansen