Boehringer Ingelheim International Gmbh

Merz Pharma Gmbh & Co Kgaa

Thomas Sowden Reinhold

Jens Besseler

Ralf Thoemmes

Marc Rohrschneider

Timo Von Brunn

Stephen Terence Dunne

Uwe Wortmann

Franck Villain

Norbert Kaspers

Joern-Eric Schulz

Johannes Egger

Michael Kunz

Guido Popp

Jonathan Mason

The present invention generally relates to a mixing nozzle () for mixing at least two liquid compositions such as a first liquid composition and a second liquid composition. The mixing nozzle () is configured to be coupled to a body () of a multi-component application device (), in particular to a body () of a two-component syringe assembly, for injection of a liquid composition, which body () is configured to separately store said at least two solutions. The present invention further relates to a multi-component application device () comprising said mixing nozzle () and to a kit comprising said mixing nozzle () or said application device (). Furthermore, the present invention relates to a method using said application device or said kit, for example for replacing or filling a biological tissue or increasing the volume of a biological tissue.

Mixing nozzle, application device, kit and method using the mixing nozzle or application device

A dispensing device has a storage device and an air pump for dispensing a medical formulation in which the storage device has multiple inserts, each insert containing a single dose of the formulation. Each insert is located in a separate and sealed cavity. The cavities can be individually opened for dispensing the respective dose from the respective insert.

Dispensing device

A dispensing device having a storage device and an air pump for dispensing a medical formulation. The storage device has multiple inserts, each insert containing a single dose of the formulation. Each insert is located in a separate and sealed cavity. The cavities can be individually opened for dispensing the respective dose from the respective insert. At least one lifespan blocking device is provided for preventing operating of the dispensing device after a predetermined number of uses corresponding to the number of receptacles.

A dispensing device has a storage device and an air pump for dispensing a medical formulation. The storage device includes multiple inserts, each insert containing a single dose of the formulation. Each insert is located in a separate and sealed cavity. The cavities can be individually opened for dispensing the respective dose from the respective insert and a mechanism is provided for reinserting the inserts back into the respective receptacles after use.

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Thomas Sowden Reinhold