Patent classifications
A61M2005/3154
DOSING MECHANISM AND DRUG DELIVERY DEVICE
This disclosure refers to a dosing mechanism for use in a drug delivery device implementing a dialing mode and a dispensing mode, wherein the dosing mechanism comprises a dose button, a housing and a determination unit. The dose button is activatable by the user for dose dispense, causing displacement of an indicating element connected to the housing from a first position to a second position. The determination unit is adapted such that it detects the indicating element in its second position and thereby determines that the dosing mechanism is in the dispensing mode. With some embodiments, it is possible to distinguish between the dialing mode and the dispensing mode. Some embodiments further refer to a drug delivery device comprising the above dosing mechanism.
Housing and Drug Delivery Device herewith and Method for Producing a Housing
The present disclosure is generally directed to a drug delivery device for selecting and dispensing a number of user variable doses of a medicament and to a housing for such a device. The housing comprises a twin-shot injection moulded casing with at least one window and at least one interface for engaging a further component part of the drug delivery device. The casing comprises a first shell injection-moulded in a translucent material and a second shell injection-moulded in an opaque material. Further, the disclosure is directed to a method for producing such a housing.
INJECTION UNIT FOR ADMINISTERING OR DELIVERING A FLUID PRODUCT
The invention relates to an injection unit, preferably a pen-shaped injection unit, for administering or delivering a fluid product. The injection unit comprises a housing, an axially movable piston rod mounted in the housing in a non-rotatable manner, a delivery apparatus having a threaded nut that is able to move the piston rod in order to deliver product, a dosing device having a dosing sleeve, a rotary knob, a discharge button arranged coaxially on the dosing sleeve, and a receptacle for the product. The dosing device is connected to the delivery apparatus via a coupling mechanism, wherein the coupling mechanism includes of at least two coupling surfaces that each carry a toothing comprising teeth, wherein the coupling surfaces are used to generate an acoustic and/or tactile signal corresponding to the set or corrected dose of the product to be administered during the dosing operation or during correction of the dose.
Resettable Drug Delivery Device
The present disclosure is generally directed to a resettable drug delivery device for selecting and dispensing a number of user variable doses of a medicament. The drug delivery device comprises a housing, a cartridge holder releasably attached to the distal end of the housing, a piston rod engaging a housing insert and a drive member, a dose setting member guided within the housing to allow rotation of the dose setting member during dose setting and dose dispensing, a clutch for rotationally coupling the drive member and the dose setting member, and a locking element which is rotationally constrained to the housing and is axially movable relative to the housing between a proximal dose setting position and a distal resetting position.
Medicament delivery device
A dose setting mechanism for a medicament delivery device is presented having a pinion mounted to a locking member where the axis of rotation of the pinion is offset and parallel to the longitudinal axis of the housing containing the dose setting components. Primary and secondary dose members are engaged with the pinion to indicate a set dose of medicament. A resetting mechanism is also presented where nut segments are threadedly engaged with an outer surface of a lead screw when in the locked position and are disengaged from the lead screw when the nut segments are in the unlocked position.
Medical injection device
The present invention relates to an injection device (1) for setting and injecting set doses from a held drug cartridge (10). The injection device (1) comprises a housing (110, 120, 130, 140), a piston rod (800), a rotatable driver (500, 700) and a dose control member (350). A stored energy source (560) is configured to drive rotation of the driver (500, 700) to cause the piston rod (800) to expel a set dose. The dose control member (350) rotates during dose setting and during dose expelling. A first clutch (C1) is arranged between the dose control member (350) and the driver (500, 700). A second clutch (C2) is arranged between the driver (500, 700) and the housing (110, 120, 130, 140) to control the expelling movement. During dose setting the first clutch (C1) is disengaged and the second clutch (C2) is engaged. During dose expelling the first clutch (C1) is engaged and the second clutch (C2) is disengaged.
MEDICAMENT DELIVERY DEVICE
A medicament delivery device is presented having a housing, a medicament container holder, arranged movable in relation to the housing and capable of accommodating a medicament container. An activator is arranged in the housing and capable of, upon activation, acting on a medicament container for expelling a dose of medicament, where the activator has a plunger rod, a manually operable dose setting nut rotatably connected to the housing and arranged with first threads. Second threads are arranged on the medicament container holder being arranged to cooperate with said dose setting nut, wherein operation of the dose setting nut will cause the medicament container holder with the medicament container to move towards the plunger rod for setting a dose of medicament to be delivered.
Drug Delivery Device
The disclosure is generally directed to a drug delivery device for selecting and dispensing a number of user variable doses of a medicament. The device comprises a housing having a proximal end and an opposite distal end, a dose setting member rotatable relative to the housing during dose setting and during dose dispensing, and an axially compressible torsion spring which is rotationally and axially constrained with a first end to the housing. The device further comprises a spring collar, which is rotationally constrained to the dose setting member and axially displaceable thereto between a proximal dose setting position and a distal dose dispensing position. The torsion spring is rotationally constrained with a second, opposite end to the dose setting member via the spring collar, and the torsion spring biases the spring collar into its dose setting position.
Trigger Mechanism and Drug Delivery Device herewith
The present disclosure is generally directed to a trigger mechanism for initiating dispensing doses of a medicament from a drug delivery device. The trigger mechanism includes a trigger element movable in a first direction relative to a counter element. To provide a feedback to a user of the trigger mechanism, the trigger element includes a first interference member and the counter element includes a second interference member located with respect to the first interference member such that upon movement of the trigger element relative to the counter element the first interference member contacts and passes over the second interference member, thereby generating an audible and/or tactile feedback. Further, the disclosure includes a drug delivery device for selecting and dispensing a number of user variable doses of a medicament comprising such a trigger mechanism.
Dose Setting Mechanism and Medicament Delivery Device Comprising the Dose Setting Mechanism
A dose setting mechanism for a medicament delivery device, which dose setting mechanism comprises, a tubular member 10 having a longitudinal track 18 of a predetermined length; a dose drum 40, coaxial with the tubular member 10, and being axially and rotationally movable relative to the tubular member 10; a stop member 90, axially movable but rotationally locked relative to the tubular member 10, and further being in an axially slaved connection with the dose drum 40; wherein said stop member 90 comprises a track follower 98 in engagement with the longitudinal track 18, such that rotational movement of the dose drum 40 relative to the tubular member 10 may cause a maximum axial displacement of said dose drum 40 and said stop member 90, relative to the tubular member 10, corresponding to said predetermined length.