A dosing syringe comprising a barrel and a piston is provided. The piston is slidably receivable in the barrel and can move within the barrel from a maximum inserted position to a withdrawn position to draw a dose of a product into the barrel. The syringe comprises means for pre-setting the withdrawn position, which defines a maximum dose which can be drawn into the barrel.

A drug delivery device (100, 200) for delivering a fixed dose, wherein the drug delivery device comprises: a housing assembly, a drug reservoir with a piston and a drive mechanism. The drive mechanism comprises a piston rod (109, 209) for advancing the piston to expel a drug, and a drive tube (180, 280), wherein the drive mechanism is adapted to deliver the predefined fixed dose in response to activation. The drug delivery device further comprises an activation mechanism for activating the drive mechanism, in response to moving the drive tube in an axial direction. The housing assembly comprises a guide structure for guiding the drive tube during activation and delivery of a dose, wherein the guide structure comprises an axial portion (156, 256) providing a sliding surface for guiding the drive tube during activation, and for providing a rotational stop defining an end of dose, and a helical portion (157, 257) providing a sliding surface adapted for guiding the drive tube (180, 280) during dosing. The drive tube (180, 280) comprises a guide structure comprising an axial portion (182, 282) adapted for slidably engaging the axial portion of the housing assembly for activation, and a helical portion (189, 289) for slidably engaging the helical portion of the housing assembly during dosing during dosing.

An assembly for a medication delivery device having a body, a piston rod and a setting nut. The piston rod is rotatable relative to the body in a dose setting state and is axially movable in a distal direction with respect to the body in a dose delivering state. The setting nut is secured against rotational movement with respect to the body, but is axially movable relative to the body, being helically coupled with the piston rod to axially travel in the proximal direction for setting a dose of a medication due to a helical movement of the setting nut with respect to the piston rod when the piston rod is rotated in the dose setting state, and is able to axially travel in the distal direction for delivering the set dose of the medication when the piston rod is axially moved in the dose delivering state of the assembly.

A shield activated drug delivery device for delivering a plurality of fixed doses comprising a housing, a drive mechanism comprising a drive element (180, 280) adapted to rotate and thereby rotate and axially advance a piston rod (109, 209), wherein the drive mechanism is adapted to expel a dose of the plurality of fixed doses, in response to activation. The injection device further comprises an activation mechanism, and a locking-and-resetting mechanism for releasably locking the shield in an activation position, in response to rotating the shield, and for inducing a rotational movement of the shield, in response to the drive element releasing a releasable lock.

A drug solution administration device includes a drug solution reservoir, a drive unit, a rotation detection unit, and a control unit. The control unit counts the number of rotations of the drive unit from when a rotation sensor value reaches a blockage start threshold value until the rotation sensor value reaches a blockage detection threshold value. Further, the control unit determines that a blockage of a flow path has occurred when the rotation sensor value reaches the blockage detection threshold value, and rotates the drive unit in a direction opposite to a direction in which the drug solution is administered based on the counted number of rotations.

A dosing syringe including a hollow cylindrical body and a plunger slidable within the hollow cylindrical body. The dosing syringe includes at least one slider slidable within a distal flange of the hollow cylindrical body transversely to the hollow cylindrical body and at least one wall is formed in the plunger for abutting and blocking the slider during its sliding within the flange, wherein the at least one wall provides a mechanical stop which stops the stroke of the plunger at a predetermined volume of product to be aspirated and/or dispensed.

A medical syringe plunger and a medical finger grip for a disposal syringe having both a dose accuracy function and a plunger pulling out prevention function are provided. A plunger rod includes a first guide groove for guiding the axial movement by a protrusion of a finger grip which extends toward the center of the hole of the finger grip and moves in it, a second guide groove formed at a position on the plunger rod which is rotated by a predetermined angle in the circumferential direction with respect to the first guide groove for guiding the axial movement, an axial direction movement restriction section formed in the vicinity of the end point of the first guide groove for restricting the protrusion's movement in the axial direction, and a protrusion transition section for enabling the protrusion to transit from the first guide groove to the second guide groove.

A set of at least two drug delivery devices includes a first drug delivery device and a second drug delivery device, The first and second drug delivery devices each include a first set of mutual members that are identical, and the first drug delivery device and the second drug delivery device each include a second set of distinguishing members that differ. The first drug delivery device includes a first connection device for attaching a first dispensing unit to the first drug delivery device and the second drug delivery device includes second connection device for attaching a second dispensing unit to the second drug delivery device, the first and second connection devices differ from each other so that the second dispensing unit is not attachable to the first connection device and the first dispensing unit is not attachable to the second connection device.

A drive-control system for an injection device for delivering settable doses of a pharmaceutical substance contained in a cartridge, including a tubular housing body having a longitudinal axis, a proximal end and a distal end connectable to the cartridge enclosure, a helical spring contained in the housing body and a piston rod moveable towards the distal end and blocked in translation towards the proximal end. The housing body includes a control sleeve on which the spring is mounted, which rotatable around the axis, and a setting sleeve translatable along the axis. Rotation of the control sleeve in a first direction combined with compression of the spring causes the setting sleeve to be translated towards the proximal end of the housing body, and extension of the spring causes the setting sleeve to be translated towards the distal end of the housing body and the control sleeve to be rotated in a second direction and the piston rod to be pushed towards the outside of the housing body.

The disclosure relates to an injection device for expelling of a number of preset or user-selectable doses of a medicament. The injection device includes an elongated housing extending along an axial direction and configured to accommodate a cartridge containing the medicament and having a bung sealing a proximal end of the cartridge, a windup expelling mechanism, and a dose setting mechanism. The dose setting mechanism includes a handle, a dose tracking member, and a limiter. The dose tracking member is rotatable relative to the housing within a range of positional states and operatively connectable to the handle for tracking a rotation thereof. The limiter is operationally engageable with the dose tracking member and a trigger of the windup expelling mechanism for blocking actuation of the trigger when the dose tracking member is in one of a number of predetermined sections of the range of positional states.