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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 22, 2012
Filed:
Apr. 14, 2008
Ulrich Moosheimer, Hohenkammern, DE;
Peter Seidl, Munich, DE;
Ulrich Moosheimer, Hohenkammern, DE;
Peter Seidl, Munich, DE;
Abstract
The label is executed as strip-shaped and adhered as directed in a self-overlapping fashion to a syringe body () which is inserted in a syringe protector formed from an insert () and a receiver (). In the longitudinal direction of the strip it successively has a base section (), two voucher sections (), a protective section (), a holding section () and a grip tab (). The label can be unrolled and pulled out from the syringe protector by a grip tab () so that the voucher sections () are freely accessible. If necessary, after inserting the syringe body () into the syringe protector, the grip tab () can be extracted through lateral openings () to a certain extent by gently turning the syringe body () relative to the syringe protector and then gripped since the grip tab () is at some distance after sticking the label onto the syringe body (). If the grip tab () is provided with a suitable slope, during insertion of the labelled syringe body () into the narrow syringe protector, there is no risk of the label being kinked or otherwise damaged from its free end since the grip tab () lies on the labelled syringe body () during the insertion process.