Norton (waterford) Limited

Ivax Pharmaceuticals Ireland

Teva Pharmaceuticals Ireland

Avery Dennison Corporation

Ivax International B.v.

Eli Lilly and Company

R.j. Reynolds Tobacco Company

Woods Dispensing Systems, LLC

Teva Pharmecuticals Ireland

Ivax Pharmaeuticals Ireland

Teva Parmaceuticals Ireland

Robert Charles Uschold

Jeffrey A Karg

Simon Kaar

Declan Walsh

Derek Fenlon

Jan Geert Hazenberg

Paul Clancy

Daniel R Buck

Timothy Norman Johnson

Dan Buck

Roy Howard Byerly

Daniel Joseph Nelsen

Russell Wayne Perkins

Fenlon Derek

David Gregory Honan

Simon G Kaar

Stephen Benson Sears

Eric Taylor Hunt

William Robert Collett

Karen V Taluskie

Yi-Ping Chang

Kristen Dodds Weight

Matthew C Ebbs

Graham P Eacock

Walker MacLaughlin Sloan, Iii

Soniya Soniya

Vito Lore

Christopher M Catinella

Soniya Ashar

Dan Knockane Buck

Timothy Johnson

Medication delivery devices are provided having a dose delivery sensing capability. A sensed element is attached to a dose setting member of the device. The sensed element includes surface features radially-spaced from one another. A rotational sensor is attached to an actuator of the device. The rotational sensor includes a movable element that is contactable against the surface features. The rotational sensor is configured to generate a signal in response to the movement of the movable element over the surface features during their rotation. A controller is operatively coupled to the rotational sensor, and in response to receiving the generated signal, the controller is configured to determine a number of the surface features passing the movable element of the rotational sensor during dose delivery. The number can be associated with an amount of dose delivered. Sensing can be provided in a module or integrated in device.

Medication delivery device with sensing system

An apparatus can comprise a first hollow needle and a first ejector pin with a first portion of an outer peripheral surface comprising a stepped recess from the second portion of the outer peripheral surface. In some embodiments, the apparatus may further comprise a second hollow needle. In some embodiments, a first end portion of the cap can be configured for mounting to a nose of the apparatus. The cap can comprise the aperture that may be sized for insertion of the tip of the first hollow needle through the aperture when the cap is removed from the nose. In some embodiments, a nose of the apparatus can comprise a first support surface facing an outer direction and a second support surface facing the outer direction and protruding from the first support surface in the outer direction.

Apparatus and methods for fastening an element to a support structure

Fastener

Fastener set

An inhaler includes a main body having a canister housing, a medicament canister retained in a central outlet port of the canister housing, and a dose counter having an actuation member for operation by movement of the medicament canister. The canister housing has an inner wall, and a first inner wall canister support formation extending inwardly from a main surface of the inner wall. The canister housing has a longitudinal axis X which passes through the center of the central outlet port. The first inner wall canister support formation, the actuation member, and the central outlet port lie in a common plane coincident with the longitudinal axis X such that the first inner wall canister support formation protects against unwanted actuation of the dose counter by reducing rocking of the medicament canister relative to the main body of the inhaler.

Dose counter for inhaler having an anti-reverse rotation actuator

Cap for a nose of a fastening apparatus

Fastening apparatus

The present disclosure relates to aerosol delivery devices, methods of forming such devices, and elements of such devices. In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides a heating member that can be formed of a heating element conformed to a heater substrate configured as a truncated cone (or similar shape) having a first end of a first size and a second end of greater size. In some embodiments, the disclosure provides methods of forming an aerosol delivery device, which can include providing a shell, providing a heating member formed of a heating element conformed to a substrate, configuring the heating member as a truncated cone (or similar shape) having a first end of a first size and a second end of greater size, and inserting the heating member within the shell.

Heater for an aerosol delivery device and methods of formation thereof

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Leominster, MA, United States of America

Robert Charles Uschold