A device, kit, and method for producing medically-deliverable intravenous solution may include supplying a water to a housing, pumping the water through the housing while purifying the water, metering concentrated intravenous solution into the water to create a medically-deliverable intravenous solution, and dispensing the medically-deliverable intravenous solution, such as immediate intravenous infusion to a patient.

Method and adjustable body device worn on the body of a person, such as on their arm or wrist, for automatically administering pre-determined, regulated medication in the event the adjustable body device is activated by indication of respiratory distress such that the reversal of opioid overdose and respiratory depression from the use of opiate based medications is achieved.

An injection apparatus for sequentially injecting a patient with at least two medicaments may include a hand-held unit comprising a grip for being held by an operator, a single needle, a base unit coupled to the hand-held unit via at least one connecting tube, at least two containers for holding medicaments removably coupled to the base unit, and at least one pump. The at least one connecting tube can be flexible enough to enable easy maneuvering of the hand-held unit and rigid enough to prevent widening of the tube due to inner pressure when medicaments pass from the containers to the hand-held unit. The injection apparatus can be used to administer the at least two medicaments sequentially at different injection points.

A device, kit, and method for producing medically-deliverable intravenous solution may include supplying a liquid to a housing, pumping the liquid through the housing while purifying the liquid, metering concentrated intravenous solution into the liquid to create a medically-deliverable intravenous solution, and dispensing the medically-deliverable intravenous solution.

Described is an apparatus for administering liquids to a human intravenously via an implanted port. The apparatus includes a primary catheter in fluid communication with a hollow needle and connectable to a bag for providing liquid; a push-button mechanism coupled to the hollow needle and configured so that depressing the push button mechanism inserts the hollow needle into the implanted port to provide liquid communication from the primary catheter, via the hollow needle, to the implanted port; and the primary catheter embedded within a flexible, polymer sheath, wherein the flexible polymer sheath has a removable cover on a front surface to protect the push button mechanism and adhesive on at least a portion of the back surface, the adhesive being covered with a removable backing.

The present disclosure relates to a medicament delivery device. The medicament delivery device comprises a housing, a dispensing mechanism and an actuator. The housing has first and second portions. The dispensing mechanism comprises a reservoir disposed in the housing. The dispensing mechanism is operable to dispense medicament from the reservoir when the reservoir contains medicament. The first portion of the housing comprises a distal end and the second portion is moveable towards the distal end from an initial position to a primed position. The dispensing mechanism is rendered inoperable when the second portion is in the initial portion. The actuator is actuatable to operate the dispensing mechanism when the second portion is in the primed position.

The present disclosure relates to a medicament delivery device. The medicament delivery device comprises a housing, a needle and a needle actuating mechanism. The needle actuating mechanism is configured to rotate the needle relative to the housing to move the needle from a stowed position to a primed position. The present invention also relates to a method of operating a medicament delivery device.

Activatable medicament delivery containers and assemblies are disclosed that can be activated to direct a medicament from the container using an expandable material that causes an expansion chamber to displace the medicament from the container, where the medicament can be directed from the container at a predetermined or use-specific rate, and for a predetermined period of time, and the container being couplable with a dock to form an activatable medicament delivery assembly, where the container can be removably coupled or replace with the dock, and where the dock can be coupled directly to an intravenous fluid delivery device.

Systems and methods for delivering a medication to a person experiencing an emergency medical event without requiring intervention or action on the part of the person. A device encases a reservoir of medication and a delivery mechanism. Sensors in the housing sense a physical attribute of the person and circuitry monitors information collected by the sensors to determine if the person is experiencing a severe medical condition or event based on the information. An input device on or in the housing, such as a button, may be used or activated by the person if the detected condition or event is a false positive to cancel further action. If the system does not include the button or if the user does not press it in time, the system activates the delivery device and injects the medication into the person.

An overdose of opioids can cause the user to stop breathing, resulting in death. A physiological monitoring system monitors respiration based on oxygen saturation readings from a fingertip pulse oximeter in communication with a smart mobile device and sends opioid monitoring information from the smart mobile device to an opioid overdose monitoring service. The opioid overdose monitoring service notifies a first set of contacts when the opioid monitoring information