A composition comprising a bioresponsive (e.g., reactive oxygen species (ROS)-responsive), antibiotic- and/or absorbent-loaded polymeric network is described. In some cases, the composition can release the antibiotic loaded therein in response to ROS or another stimulus related to inflammation. Microneedles, microneedle arrays, and skin patches comprising the composition are also described, as well as methods of treating acne or other inflammatory/infectious skin conditions.

The present invention regards an applicator device for the preparation and application of at least one medical substance, preferably a coloured liquid, comprising: a hollow chamber having a hosting end and an opposite distal end in communication with means for contact with the patient; a cartridge slidingly inserted into said hollow chamber, containing at least one first medical substance, and having a first end external to the hollow chamber, and a second end completely inserted into the hollow chamber; a breaking means positioned at the distal end, capable of establishing a fluid communication between the internal of the cartridge and the means for contact with the patient; said second end being sealed by a filled double layer closure system containing at least one second substance, preferably coloured, mixable and/or soluble with the first medical substance contained in the cartridge.

A device for reducing the pain associated with an injection, the device comprising: a body configured in use to be positioned around or proximal to an injection site while allowing a user to view the injection site while performing the injection, the body comprising an 5 operative face configured to be placed against the skin of a user; the body having: a stimulus element in the form of at least one protrusion configured to extend beyond the operative face to contact the skin of the user around or proximal to the injection site and stimulate the skin of the user.

The sanitary wipe glove is a pre-moistened wipe. The sanitary wipe glove is configured for use with a patient. The sanitary wipe glove is worn on the patient. The patient uses the sanitary wipe glove for personal cleansing and hygiene. The sanitary wipe glove comprises a glove, an elastic band, and a cleansing agent. The elastic band attaches to the glove. The cleansing agent is a liquid phase solution that is absorbed into the glove. The glove is worn on the hand of the patient.

A device for treating a skin lesion including a container, an applicator tube and an applicator tip, wherein the applicator tube is attached to the container and applicator tip to allow the passage of a skin lesion treatment agent from the container to the applicator tip.

A wound therapy system includes a negative pressure circuit configured to apply negative pressure to a wound, a pump fluidly coupled to the negative pressure circuit and operable to control the negative pressure within the negative pressure circuit, a pressure sensor configured to measure the negative pressure within the negative pressure circuit or at the wound and a controller communicably coupled to the pump and the pressure sensor. The controller is configured to execute a pressure testing procedure including applying a pressure stimulus to the negative pressure circuit, observe a dynamic pressure response of the negative pressure circuit to the pressure stimulus using pressure measurements recorded by the pressure sensor, and estimate a wound volume of the wound based on the dynamic pressure response.

A cover (50) is configured to enclose a pen needle or a safety pen needle (10). The cover (50) comprises a proximal end (52) in communication with an opening (58), the pen needle or the safety pen needle (10) disposed in the opening (58), a first seal (72) disposed at the proximal end (52) of the cover (50) to seal the opening (58), a cavity (56) disposed at a distal end (54) of the cover (50), a swab (60) disposed in the cavity (56), and a second seal (70) disposed at the distal end (54) of the cover (50) to seal the swab (60) in the cavity (56). The swab (60) contains at least one of an alcohol antiseptic, a non-alcohol antiseptic, and a numbing agent.

The disclosed applicator includes an activation region having one or more pinch point levers in the cover of the applicator. Within the cover of the applicator is a deformable body and disposed within the deformable body is a frangible ampoule containing a solution. A user activates the pinch point levers to deform the deformable body and crush the frangible ampoule, releasing the solution. The hinging connection of the pinch point lever reduces the break strength needed in order to crush the ampoule, while the deformable body provides a safe barrier to protect the user against glass shards.

The present disclosure provides devices for preventing or absorbing fluid (e.g., sweat) and/or odors from the intergluteal cleft of a subject. In some embodiments, the present disclosure provides devices for treating or preventing hemorrhoids and methods of using same.

An electroencephalogram (EEG) sensor is disclosed. The EEG sensor includes a housing defining a chamber capable of storing a gel, the housing includes a first and a second chamber wall, the walls each comprising a corresponding access port located on a common axis extending through the housing; an electrically-conductive probe with a probe tip extending at least partially through the chamber along the axis, at least a portion of the probe tip being exposed to the chamber; an electrical terminal located at an outer surface of the second chamber wall, the electrical terminal being in electrical communication with the probe tip through the access port at the second chamber wall; and a compliant member mechanically coupled to the access port at the first chamber wall capable of compressing, thereby providing a dispense pathway from the chamber through the access port at the first chamber wall.