Roche Diagnostics Operations, Inc.

Carl Freudenberg Kg

Roche Diabetes Care, Inc.

F. Hoffmann-la Roche Ag

Peter Arnold

James W Meador

Abner D Joseph

Thomas G Miller

Mike Kosub

Carolin Frontzek

Roman Gebhard

Sofia Elisabeth Galbraith

Tom Funke

Randy Edward Yoder

Daniel Paul Casler

Thomas Kristen

Hans-Jörg Clemen

Ralf Jürgens

Hans Jorg Clemen

Friedel Winterling

Winterling Friedel

Carry case for handheld medical meter

Disclosed is a method for manufacturing a cannula unit with a cannula housing and a cannula, in which a cannula is injection molded onto a molding core pin having an outer diameter dto produce a cannula having a distal end with a larger outer diameter than the outer diameter of the remaining cannula, a first distal section adjoining the distal end, a second proximal section adjoining the first distal section, and a proximal end. A cannula housing is injection molded onto the distal end and the first distal section of the cannula and the molding core pin is removed from the cannula. A piercing needle with an outer diameter dis threaded into the cannula, wherein the diameter dof the piercing needle is chosen such that it is smaller than the diameter dof the molding core pin.

Method for manufacturing a cannula unit

A cleaning device includes a base body, a rotatable brush roller disposed on the base body, a dirt container disposed on the base body, a cloth holder attached removably to the base body, and a cleaning cloth attachable to the cloth holder.

Floor-cleaning equipment

A dustpan () is provided that includes a base body () that has an essentially triangular base area (). One edge of the base body is constructed as the sweeping edge () and the two other edges each have a side wall (). A stem () that projects essentially at a right angle from the base area () for proper use can be attached to the base body (). At least one side wall () is constructed as a standing surface.

Dustpan

The invention relates to a broom body () having, on its underside facing the surface to be cleaned, at least two cleaning bodies () made of different materials. One cleaning body () is forted by a foam material body (), which is non-positively and/or positively joined to the broom body (). This foam material body () can be inserted into the broom body () in a manner that is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis () of the broom body (), and the foam material body () has at least one fastening means () for positively fastening it to the broom body.

Broom body

A substantially moisture-proof, airtight dispenser for both storing and dispensing several flattened articles such as diagnostic test strips. The inventive dispenser includes a novel pivotable housing that a user need merely grab and squeeze to eject a test strip. Independent movement of the user's fingers to push a button or turn a knob is unnecessary to dispense a strip, which makes the present invention well suited for diabetics suffering from nerve damage in their extremities and other complications resulting from the disease. The invention includes a novel flexible arm member and pusher head that engage and push an article from the dispenser as the two parts of the housing are pivoted together. The articles are dispensed through an exit that is configured with a novel flexible seal that maintains the dispenser substantially airtight. Several inventive seal embodiments and methods of making the same are disclosed.

Dispenser for flattened articles

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Heppenheim, Germany

Peter Arnold