The present invention refers to a system and method for connecting a concentrate container with a blood treatment device with improved hygiene. Furthermore, the invention refers to a container and blood treatment device to be used in a method according to the present invention.

The disclosed flexible medical containers may include a substantially transparent bag including a cavity sized and configured to contain a medical substance, at least one port in fluid communication with the cavity, and at least one hanger hole sized and shaped for suspending the flexible medical container from a hanger. The hanger hole may be at least partially surrounded by a colored material to provide visible contrast between the colored material and the hanger hole. In some disclosed examples, the flexible medical containers may include one or more digit holes adjacent to the hanger hole to facilitate lifting and holding the flexible medical containers. Various other flexible medical containers, systems, and methods are also disclosed.

Container for a mixing system being filled with liquid parenteral nutrition and comprising a male connector and a female connector. The male connector is placed on the opposite side of the container compared to the female connector and the male connector and the female connector are embodied to be mechanically engageable with each other and to engage a mechanical connection with a male connector or a female connector respectively of another container and to form a channel, which enables the passage of liquid. At least two containers form a modular system for parenteral nutrition.

A medicine bottle includes a bottle body. A bottle cap is covered on the bottle body in a sealing manner. A fixed rod is inserted into the bottle cap. A telescopic rod is provided on the fixed rod. A telescopic spoon is provided on the telescopic rod. The telescopic spoon is located in the bottle body. The bottle body and the bottle cap are connected in a sealing manner.

In one or more particular implementations, a medicament case carrier is provided. Here, the medicament case carrier is provided in two parts. To secure the medicaments, a generally tubular body elongated along a longitudinal axis tubular body having an interior cavity and an open end is provided. The tubular body also includes an impact cushion is disposed within the interior cavity and configured to cushion the impact of a medicament case placed within the tubular body. The medicament case carrier also includes a cap suitable for selectively engaging the open end of the tubular body and designed to allow for selectively insertion or removal of a medicament case into or from said interior cavity; wherein the cap includes one or more input devices, a power supply and an output device.

A blood storage container for the anaerobic storage of blood, having enhanced sealing methods and materials for the preservation of stored blood is provided.

A cover that conceals medical equipment with a backless configuration adapted to keep the medical equipment accessible to practitioners. The cover is further adapted to present a comforting front-facing component for the patient and/or visitors. The cover is made of medical grade plastic for preventing contamination and adverse reactions with the medical environment while facilitating sanitation of the cover.

A system for storing pharmaceuticals or biological media comprising a bag including a flexible sidewall defining an opening; and a vent coupled with the flexible sidewall at the opening and defining a vent passageway between an internal volume of the bag and an external environment, wherein the vent is coupled with the bag at a location spaced apart from and above the opening.

A bodily fluid drainage assembly can include a fluid bag and one or more covers. The assembly can include one or more volume indicators from which an approximate volume of a bodily fluid that is retained within the be can be ascertained. In some arrangements, a cover includes a volume indicator that defines an opening through which a transparent or semitransparent portion of the bag can be viewed.

Systems and devices for providing readily accessible and unassisted oral hydration to a patient or other individual. A hydration system of the present disclosure may include a container for holding a quantity of liquid, a hydration tube extending from the container, and a hydration control valve through which a user may access the liquid by pushing or pressing on a lever. The hydration control valve may be, or be similar to, a pinch valve or bite valve arranged across a tube, such that by opening the valve, water may be permitted to flow through the tube. The valve may be arranged within a valve casing having a hydration tube coupling portion and a mouthpiece.