Becton Dickinson and Company Limited

Norton (waterford) Limited

Reckitt Benckiser Inc.

Norton Gmbh

Ross William Weir

Lasse Wesseltoft Mogensen

Yan Yevmenenko

Steven David Gardner

Erica Jamie Kantor

Daniel R Buck

Enrique Calderon Oliveras

Rens Jurian Hoeke

Jesse Delgigante

Geoff Woo

Robert Owen Kivlin

James Roche

Peter Atkins

David Stephen Thomas

A system includes a vial access device including a spike, with the vial access device attachable to a first vial defining a first vial size, and an adapter transitionable between a shield position in which the adapter is attachable to the vial access device such that the adapter shields the spike of the vial access device and a vial position in which the adapter is attachable to a second vial defining a second vial size, the second vial size different than the first vial size.

Adapter for vial access device

Brush, in particular toilet brush, with a brush head and a handle. The brush head can be detachably pushed onto the handle. The handle has a release mechanism for the brush head.

Toilet brush with detachable brush head

A system includes a vial access device including a vial access housing having a wall defining an elongate opening between an opening proximal end and an opening distal end, the vial access housing including a spike and a vial connection element attachable to a first vial defining a first vial size to secure the vial access device to the first vial, and an adapter movable within the elongate opening of the vial access housing. The adapter is transitionable between a first position where the adapter is adjacent the opening distal end of the vial access housing and the adapter is attachable to a second vial defining a second vial size and a second position where the adapter is adjacent the opening proximal end of the vial access housing and the vial connection element of the vial access device is attachable to the first vial.

System with adapter for closed transfer of fluids

The introduction of electronics into a drug delivery device may introduce certain technical challenges, such as durability, electro-mechanical integration, and drug delivery performance. The present disclosure provides solutions for inclusion of an electronics module with an inhaler. For example, heat stakes may be used to secure a printed circuit board (PCB) to an electronics module's housing. Also for example, a slider may be used to transfer vertical movement of an inhaler's yoke to an electronics module's switch. Also for example, certain seals may be used when interfacing the electronics module to other portions of the device's housing to achieve a desired performance.

Inhaler

A system () includes a vial access device () including a spike (), with the vial access device attachable to a first vial () defining a first vial size (), and an adapter () transitionable between a shield position in which the adapter is attachable to the vial access device such that the adapter shields the spike of the vial access device and a vial position in which the adapter is attachable to a second vial () defining a second vial size (), the second vial size different than the first vial size.

Circuit board

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Cambridge, United Kingdom

Ross William Weir