A pump clip for a fluid infusion device is provided. The pump clip includes a clip base having a first end opposite a second end. The clip base defines an aperture through the clip base between the first end and the second end. The clip base is pivotable between a first position and a second position along a first pivot axis. The pump clip includes a clip pivot base coupled to the clip base along the first pivot axis. At least a portion of the clip pivot base is received within the aperture in the first position. The pump clip includes a clip coupled to the clip pivot base along a second pivot axis and the clip cooperates with the clip pivot base to receive an article.

An intravenous line connection support device holds an intravenous connection port in a static position relative to a static structure or patient to facilitate connection to the port. The device includes a support flange coupled to and extending from a base. A connection post is coupled to and extends from the base. A slit extends into the connection post defining a pair of spaced arms. Opposite faces of the spaced arms include concavely arcuate portions defining a receiver within the slit configured for receiving a connection port of an intravenous line therein. A fastener has a head and a shaft. The shaft extends through the arms and across the slit. The shaft engages the arms such that movement of the shaft selectively urges the arms together and apart wherein the fastener is configured for securing the connection port within the receiver.

The invention relates to a fixing device for fixing a medical, cosmetic, decorative or other article to the skin of a living being, the fixing device comprising the following features: a) a first retaining element having a first piercing point, which is designed to pierce the skin, b) a second retaining element having a second piercing point, which is designed to pierce the skin, the second piercing point being arranged at a distance from the first piercing point, c) a bridge, to which the first and the second retaining element are fastened, d) a fixing portion, which is connected to the bridge or is part of the bridge, the fixing portion being designed to fix the article that is to be fixed.

A pump clip for a fluid infusion device is provided. The pump clip includes a mount. The mount includes wings defined on opposed sides of the mount, a first lock tab to couple the pump clip to the fluid infusion device and a lip. The pump clip includes a base coupled to the mount that defines a second lock tab that engages with the lip to retain the mount in a first position. The mount is pivotable about a first pivot axis into a second position in which the mount is spaced apart from the base. The pump clip includes a clip coupled to the base, the clip pivotable about a second pivot axis relative to the base between a first, clamped position and a second, released position to receive an article.

A retainer includes a first arcuate wall and a second arcuate wall that together define a channel designed to receive a medical article. The retainer has an open configuration wherein a first end of the first arcuate wall is spaced away from a first end of the second arcuate wall, and a closed configuration wherein the first end of the first arcuate wall is adjacent the first end of the second arcuate wall. A second end of the first arcuate wall opposite the first end of the arcuate wall may be spaced away from the base in the open configuration and pressed against the base in the closed configuration. The retainer also may include a first support and a second support fixed to the base, and a first and second flexible coupling connecting the first and second supports to the first and second arcuate walls.

A drug delivery device (100), including a body (104, 116) having a reservoir (164, 176) disposed therein for containing a medicament and an injection needle (152) for penetrating the skin of a patient, the needle (152) providing a path for the medicament between the reservoir (164, 176) and the patient. The device (100) also includes a needle cover (114) for selectively covering the injection needle (152), an adhesive (264) for selectively adhering the device to the patient, a release liner (500) for selectively covering a patient side of the adhesive (264), and a connecting means (112, 520, 512, 508, 524) for connecting the needle cover (114) and the release liner (500) such that removal of one of the needle cover (114) and the release liner (500) from the device (100) removes the other one of the needle cover (114) and the release liner (500).

A wearable articular administration device is provided, which includes a reservoir configured to contain an active ingredient; a feeding duct for the active ingredient adapted to be introduced into the body at an articulation; a pump designed to push the active ingredient from the reservoir into the feeding duct and then into the articulation; and a control unit adapted to control the pump so that it carries out the delivery of the active ingredient and the anchoring means to a patient.

An intravenous (IV) bag holder, includes a headwear and at least one fastening members. The headwear is wearable on a user's head and has an external surface including an attaching portion. The fastening member is arranged to span over the attaching portion. With such a structural arrangement, an IV bag can be attached, with an external surface thereof, to the attaching portion, and the fastening member is set on and presses down the IV bag. The attaching portion and the fastening member provide dual constraints that make the IV bag immobile on the headwear or not dropping therefrom. The user may put the headwear on the head easily, so that the holder is convenient for the user to use, and allows for easy observation of a remaining capacity of the IV bag.

A medical tubing hub can include: a body having a top, bottom, front and back. The body can include a plurality of conduits (e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, etc.) extending from a conduit top opening at the top to a conduit bottom opening at the bottom. The hub can include an attachment means configured for attaching the body to a patient. In some aspects, the dimension from the top to the bottom of the body (e.g., height) is larger than the dimension from the front to the back of the body (e.g., thickness). In some aspects, the attachment means is a clamp, clip, adhesive on the back, double sided adhesive tape, safety pin, magnet, magnetically responsive material, Velcro, cinch, or other attachment devices. In some aspects, the attachment means is a clamp, magnet, or magnetically responsive material.

A leg attached medical dolly system for increasing user mobility while attached to a medical device includes a base platform having an upper surface, a lower surface, an outer edge, and an aperture. An equipment strap has a first segment and a second segment attached to the base platform. The first segment has a first equipment closure mechanism that is selectively engageable with a second equipment closure mechanism of the second segment to secure a medical device to the base platform. A plurality of wheels is coupled to the lower surface of the base platform. A tether has a platform end attached to the base platform through the aperture and a harness end with a harness attachment mechanism. A harness assembly is wearable by a user, and the harness attachment mechanism attaches to the harness assembly such that the base platform is pulled by the tether as the user moves.