A gas delivery component of a CPAP system is configured to magnetically connect to a second gas delivery component of the CPAP system to deliver a pressurized flow of breathable gas to a patient's airways. The gas delivery component includes a lumen forming a first part of a gas flow path for the breathable gas. A connection end of the gas delivery component is configured to engage the second gas delivery component. In addition, a magnetic connection assembly is located at the connection end and includes a magnet positioned at least partially within the lumen. The magnetic connection assembly is configured to magnetically secure the gas delivery component to the second gas delivery component.

A needle-free connector including a guiding base, a connecting base, a valve member, and a seal member is provided. The guiding base has a conduit, and the conduit extends downward along an axial direction. The connecting base is disposed on the guiding base and has a screw portion and a passage running through the screw portion. A chamber is formed between the guiding base and the connecting base, and the conduit and the passage respectively communicate with the chamber along the axial direction. The valve member is disposed between the guiding base and the connecting base, and is movably located in the chamber. The seal member is disposed at an end of the valve member far away from the conduit, and the seal member and the valve member are adapted to be connected into a whole in a manufacturing process.

A syringe having barrel defining an outer circumferential surface, and a distal end including a non-luer tip that is not connectable to an intravenous device. The syringe barrel defines a snap-in, syringe engagement feature, adjacent to its distal end, oriented on its outer circumferential surface, which is selectively insertable within a bore of a complementary enteral collar. A proximal end of the enteral collar has a snap-in, enteral collar engagement feature, in the bore of the collar. In some embodiments, the snap-in, enteral collar engagement feature includes one or more cantilever snap joints, which engage a recess in the syringe engagement feature, upon axial insertion of the syringe tip into the bore of the collar. In some embodiments, the enteral collar engagement feature includes a discontinuous-annular snap joint. The enteral collar is sized to permit connection to an enteral device and prevent connection to a device having a luer connector.

Aspects of this disclosure relate to catheter assemblies, that include an inner tube component, an outer tube component that fits over the inner tube component, and a disposable layer of film that isolates the otherwise fluid-exposed portions of the catheter from the fluid it drains. This disposable film can be removed at regular intervals and obviates the need for catheter exchanges as the isolating disposable film, rather than the catheter itself, is removed. The principal characteristic of the disposable film is that it is relatively impermeable to fluid, for example, bodily fluids.

A coupling device includes a female fitting adapted to attach a mixing jar thereto, and a male fitting adapted to attach a vaginal applicator or an oral syringe thereto, or a male fitting adapted to attach a Luer-Lock syringe or a Slip-Tip syringe thereto. Further, a method for coupling a mixing jar to a vaginal applicator or an oral syringe includes providing a coupling device having a female fitting adapted to attach the mixing jar, and a male fitting adapted to attach the vaginal applicator or the oral syringe thereto. The female fitting of the coupling device is then attached to the mixing jar, and the male fitting of the coupling device is attached to the vaginal applicator or the oral syringe. Still further, a method for coupling a mixing jar to a Luer-Lock syringe or a Slip-Tip syringe includes providing a coupling device having a female fitting adapted to attach the mixing jar, and a male fitting adapted to attach the Luer-Lock syringe or the Slip-Tip syringe thereto. The female fitting of the coupling device is then attached to the mixing jar and the male fitting of the coupling device is attached to the Luer-Lock syringe or the Slip-Tip syringe.

An adaptor for connecting a drug delivery device to a needleless access device having a straight external thread, including engagement means for mounting said adaptor on the drug delivery device, and an internal thread intended to cooperate with said external thread on a determined length, said internal thread showing on a distal part of said length a first major diameter mating that of said straight external thread, wherein said internal thread shows on a proximal part of said length a second major diameter, where the second major diameter is strictly smaller than the first major diameter, said internal thread further including a tapered portion linking said proximal part to said distal part.

A medical connector includes: a male connector portion that is connectable to a closed female connector portion of another medical connector, the closed female connector portion comprising an opening formed on a top wall, and a valve body blocking the opening and having a slit, an outer peripheral edge portion of the valve body being secured to the top wall; wherein the male connector portion includes: a tubular body having an outer diameter equal to or less than a length that is twice a distance between a center of a top surface of the valve body and an end of the slit that is radially furthest from the center, the tubular body being insertable into the slit, a limiting portion configured to limit an insertion depth of the tubular body, a sealing portion configured to surround the slit, and a locking portion.

A hose connection for tubes of automated analyser systems transferring mediums like liquid fluids. The invention provides A connector for a hose transferring a medium, consisting of an inner part, wherein the inner part comprises at a first end a first section comprising an opening for accommodating a hose and a second section comprising a duct arranged between an inner base of the opening for the hose and a second end of the inner part that is opposite of the first end, wherein the first section has a greater outer diameter than the second section; and an outer part, wherein the outer part comprises a thread surrounding the second section and a grip surrounding the first section, wherein the outer part is fixed rotational movable around the inner part between a flange at the inner part's second end the first section with the greater outer diameter

Provided is a multi-cap for connecting a catheter and the multi-cap includes: a body having an internal hole formed in a longitudinal direction and having an end connected to a catheter; a cover portion disposed on an outer side of the body in the longitudinal direction of the body and spaced from the body such that the catheter is partially inserted between the outer side of the body and the cover portion. Further, a spout is formed at a second end of the body to transmit an injection substance from the outside to the hole and a capping part is connected to a side of the body to selectively close the inlet of the spout.

A deagglomerator for use in resizing masses of cells is disclosed. The deagglomerator may include a plurality of apertures defined by a plurality of front and back edges. The masses of cells may be passed through the plurality of apertures from the front to the back, and from the back to the front, repeatedly. The deagglomerator may also include a plurality of blades that may aid in the deagglomeration of the cell masses. The deagglomerator may be configured between two syringes so that the tissue may be passed back and forth from the first syringe through the device to the second syringe, and then back again from the second syringe through the device and to the first syringe. In this way, the masses of cells may be properly deagglomerated.