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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 14, 2019
Filed:
Mar. 31, 2010
Michael Harms, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Steffen Raab, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Udo Stauder, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Richard James Vincent Avery, Gloucestershire, GB;
Christopher Nigel Langley, Warwickshire, GB;
James Alexander Senior, Warwickshire, GB;
James Alexander Davies, Warwickshire, GB;
Michael Harms, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Steffen Raab, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Udo Stauder, Frankfurt am Main, DE;
Richard James Vincent Avery, Gloucestershire, GB;
Christopher Nigel Langley, Warwickshire, GB;
James Alexander Senior, Warwickshire, GB;
James Alexander Davies, Warwickshire, GB;
Other;
Abstract
The present invention relates to a drug delivery device () comprising a dose button (). Furthermore it relates to a method for manufacturing a dose button () by using a cutting-off process. The aim of the present invention is to minimize the risk of using a drug delivery device () containing a wrong drug. By means of tactile features, a drug delivery device () is distinguishable from another drug delivery device () containing another type of drug. This tactile feature is manufactured by using a dose button () out of metal which is milled or lathed.