Tecpharma Licensing Ag

Hoffmann-La Roche Inc.

Ascom Business Systems Ag

F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ag

Sofia Galbraith

Ulrich Moser

Juerg Hirschel

Ian M Thompson

Simon Scheurer

Kurt Friedli

Heiner Kaufmann

Daniel Peter

Martin Iseli

Roger Siegenthaler

Oliver Shergold

Marcel Both

Juerg Liniger

Thomas Maniura

Fabio Oester

Allen Pearson

Dominik Scherrer

Susanne Schwarz Raacke

Jurjen Jacobs

Annina Rodigari

An administering device for administering an active substance from a multi-chamber container comprising a first chamber holding a solid active substance and a second chamber holding a dissolving liquid for the active substance, wherein the administering device comprises a mixing device for mixing the active substance with the dissolving liquid and a housing accommodating the mixing device, the container being moveable relative to the housing, and the administering device further comprising a first indicator for indicating a position of the container relative to the housing upon completion of a mixing step, and a second indicator for indicating a position of the container relative to the housing upon completion of a venting step.

Method for administering a fluid active substance from a multi-chamber ampoule

Device for administering fluid from a multi-chamber ampoule in incremental steps

A compact and one time use, self-administration device () for administering medication is disclosed. The device includes a housing () having a start button (), a status indicator (), a window (), and a surface removably attachable to a user. The device () has a cartridge holder () providing in an aseptic environment a cartridge () containing the medication. The cartridge () is viewable through the cartridge holder () and the window (). An included drive unit () provides a movable plunger () that breaks through a sterile barrier () of the cartridge holder () to dispense the medication from the cartridge () to an hollow needle () for administering the medication into the user. The device () provides means () for extending and retracting the hollow needle () and an electronic control unit () which controls the drive unit (), the extending and retracting means (), and interfaces with the start button (), the status indicator (), and the body sensor () to automatically administer the medication.

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Solothurn, Switzerland

Sofia Galbraith