Hewlett-packard Development Company, L.p.

Aegis Therapeutics, LLC

Ars Pharmaceuticals Inc.

Pratik Shah

Kenneth Kay Smith

Matthew James Storey

Andrew P Chick

Edward T Maggio

Robert G Bell

Richard Lowenthal

Zackary Thomas Hickman

Min-Chul Lee

Jefferson Blake West

Bennett Alexander Nadeau

An Tran

Dustin C Rosing

Ji-Won Moon

Hye Heon Jung

Corbett Benjamin Schoenfelt

Muriel Hale Shields

Jeffrey H Luke

Sean Daniel Fitzgerald

Mathew Lavigne

Jiwon Moon

Minchul Lee

Adam L Hornstein

Eun-kyung Yun

Kyonghwan Kim

Kwangsung Park

Robert Moser

Changyeop Oh

Eun-Kyung Yun

Luke Kim

Andy Philip Chick

Ji-won Moon

Matthew C Grossman

Woong-Yong Choi

Jinhwa Hong

Min-chul Lee

Jinwoo Noh

Virginia K Capps

Yuntae Kim

Yoona Min

Amy Moon Williams

Richard Motzkus

Nanette Jensen

ChangYeop Oh

KyongHwan Kim

Steven Motzkus

Kyonghwna Kim

Drug products adapted for nasal delivery comprising formulations with epinephrine and devices comprising such formulations are provided. Methods of treating anaphylaxis with epinephrine products are also provided.

Intranasal epinephrine formulations and methods for the treatment of disease

An example print material replenishment device includes a container to contain print material, a dispensing end to engage a fill port of a printing device, the dispensing end including an opening that is offset from a center axis of the container, and a rotatable cover coupled to the dispensing end, the rotatable cover to expose the opening of the dispensing end based on a rotation of the print material replenishment device.

Print material refill device

Examples disclosed herein relate to identifying an amount of remaining supply of a print material, selecting one of a plurality of threshold ranges associated with the amount of remaining print material, and updating a visual indicator indicative of the selected one of the plurality of threshold ranges.

Print material visual indicator

In some examples, a print materials container can include a dispense mechanism to dispense print materials directly to an in-situ reservoir of a printing device, a lock feature to engage a fill port during connection of the dispense mechanism to the fill port, and a valve integrated with the dispense mechanism for connecting the dispense mechanism to the fill port of the reservoir and comprising an output opening offset from a center axis of a tip of the dispense mechanism. The valve can open responsive to rotation of the valve opening with respect to the lock feature such that opposite openings align.

Print materials replenishment

An iconographic control panel of an image forming apparatus is provided. The iconographic control panel includes a plurality of physical iconographic control buttons respectively corresponding to a plurality of functions of the image forming apparatus, each of the plurality of physical iconographic control buttons comprising at least one dedicated light emitting diode, and at least one processor to determine an availability of the plurality of functions of the image forming apparatus respectively corresponding to each of the plurality of physical iconographic control buttons, determine a functional state of the plurality of functions of the image forming apparatus determined to be available, and control an illumination of the at least one LED of each of the plurality of physical iconographic control buttons based on the availability of each function corresponding to each of the plurality of physical iconographic control buttons and the functional state of each function determined to be available.

Iconographic control panel of an image forming apparatus

In some examples, an apparatus can include a print substance gauge to indicate a quantity of print particles an imaging device is capable of receiving at a particular time, and an authentication mechanism coupled to a locking mechanism, the authentication mechanism includes instructions to: determine a quantity of print particles within a print particle container, and unlock the locking mechanism when the print substance gauge indicates that the imagining device is capable of receiving the quantity of print particles within the print particle container.

Print substance gauge authentication

Examples of a print particle replenishment device for replenishing a host device are described herein. In some examples, the print particle replenishment device includes an output assembly to output print particles, comprising an interfacing portion. In some examples, the print particle replenishment device includes a plurality of contact pads disposed on an outer portion of the output assembly to rotate with the output assembly when opening a channel of the print particle replenishment device.

Contact pads on an output assembly of a print particle replenishment device including an interior disk and a cover disk

Examples of an output assembly for a print particle replenishment device are described herein, Some examples of the output assembly include a sliding member. For example, the sliding member includes a channel that is offset from a rotating axis of the output assembly and a notch that is offset from the rotating axis and that extends to an outer edge of the sliding member. Some examples of the output assembly include a cover member to maintain a static position with respect to a rotation of the sliding member. In some examples, the cover member includes an alignment structure that is offset from the rotating axis of the output assembly.

Print particle output assembly

An image forming apparatus and method for determining a toner level and providing a notification are provided. The method of operating an image forming apparatus includes counting a number of times a lower toner hopper receives toner from an in-situ refillable upper toner hopper, calculating an estimate of toner volume transferred from the lower toner hopper to a surface of a photosensitive drum, determining an amount of toner consumed from the in-situ refillable upper toner hopper based on the number of times the lower toner hopper receives toner from the in-situ refillable upper toner hopper and the estimate of toner volume transferred from the lower toner hopper to the surface of the photosensitive drum, and generating an upper toner hopper refill notification when the amount of toner consumed from the in-situ refillable upper toner hopper is determined to exceed a threshold value.

Toner level determination and notification

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Pratik Shah