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.

Device for medicament delivery with syringe-like usability having a restraining mechanism A device for medicament delivery with syringe-like usability comprising at least one grip, at least one medicament container holder, and at least one plunger rod being substantially rotationally fixed relatively to the grip. The medicament container holder (13) is movable towards the grip in a longitudinal direction of the device, and rotation of at least one rotatable part (40), which is rotatable relatively to the grip and substantially inhibits movement of the plunger rod (20) in a longitudinal direction for dose delivery when in at least one locking position until being rotated, is restrained by at least one restraining member (42) abutting or being connected to the rotatable part (40) and the grip (30) until the medicament container holder is moved towards the grip for interacting with the at least one restraining member.

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.

An assembly for a drug delivery device (1) is proposed, comprising a housing (13) having a proximal end and a distal end, a dose member (23) which is displaceable in the proximal direction with respect to the housing for setting of a dose of a drug, a clutch member (28) which is displaced in the proximal direction with respect to the housing when setting the dose, and a stop member (30) configured to define a clutch stop position for the proximal displacement of the clutch member with respect to the housing, with the clutch member, when in the clutch stop position, being prevented from further displacement in the proximal direction with respect to the housing,

wherein the clutch member and the dose member are configured to mechanically cooperate with one another when the clutch member is in the clutch stop position, thereby preventing further displacement of the dose member in the proximal direction with respect to the housing during setting of the dose. Furthermore, a drug delivery device (1) is proposed.

The invention is directed to a housing (7) for a drug delivery device comprising a first receiving section (14) for retaining a primary drug delivery assembly (16) and a second receiving section (15) for retaining a secondary drug delivery assembly (17). A movable actuator (34) comprises a first engagement section (55) and an actuation collar (37) comprises a second engagement section (53). A setting element (35) is movable around a second longitudinal axis (5) from a first position into a second position during a setting movement (56) and drives the actuation collar (37) into engagement with the actuator (34), wherein in the first position of the setting element (35) the actuator (34) is free to move relative to the actuation collar (37) and in the second position of the setting element (35) the actuation collar (37) engages the actuator (34) such that an actuation movement (63) of the actuator (34) is transferred to the actuation collar (37). The invention is also directed to a respective drug delivery device.

The present invention 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 (10) having a tubular portion (12) with an inner thread, a piston rod (30) having a threaded portion (31) and a distal end, and a bearing (140) having a distal face and a proximal face. The bearing (140) comprises a retaining stem (142) protruding from the proximal face. The piston rod (30) comprises a distal portion having an outer diameter which is smaller than the inner diameter of the inner thread of the tubular portion (12) and comprising at its distal end at least one retaining clip (33, 33) engaging the retaining stem (142). The axial length of the tubular portion (12) is smaller than or equal to the axial distance between the proximal face of the bearing disc (141) and the distal end of the threaded portion (31) of the piston rod (30). During manufacturing of the device, the retaining clip (33, 33) engages the retaining stem (142) prior to the inner thread of the tubular portion (12) engages with the threaded portion (31) of the piston rod (30).

A dose setting mechanism for an injection device having a rotatably operated dose setting member, a presetting member being operable to limit the maximum dose settable by the dose setting member, and a first stopping member is operatively connected to the presetting member where the position of the first stopping member indicates the preset maximum dose. The first stopping member is adapted to rotatably engage with a second stopping member when the preset maximum dose has been set, thereby preventing setting of a further dose. The first and/or the second stopping member is/are movable along with the dose setting member, the first and second stopping members thereby being moved into engagement when a dose is set. Thereby a dose can be preset and the preset dose can easily be repeatedly set while ensuring an accurate dosage. The contemplated device can aid persons being visually impaired or having poor dexterity in setting a correct and accurate dose.

The present invention is generally directed to an injection device for setting and dispensing a number of user variable doses of a medicament and a method of assembling same. The injection device comprises a housing (10) having a longitudinal axis (I), a dose setting member (60; 80) rotatable relative to the housing (10) during dose setting, and a torsion spring (90) which is strained during dose setting and which is attached with its first end to the housing (10) and with its second end (91) to the dose setting member (60; 80). The dose setting member (60; 80) comprises a guide or (groove (68) with side walls having the form of a ring segment for receiving the second end (91) of the spring (90) and a non-return feature (69a, 69c) for anchoring the second end (91) of the spring (90) within the guide or groove (68) and/or an end feature (69b, 69d) located within the guide or groove (68) such that it pushes the second end (91) of the spring into contact with a side wall of the guide or groove (68).

A maximum settable dose feature is disclosed that is set by a user or health care professional one time that prevents future injections from exceeding the desired maximum dose. The feature includes a locking band (5) initially in an unlocked configuration, which transforms to a locked configuration when activated after setting a desired maximum dose. The feature can include a trigger mechanism (6,11) to transform the locking band (5) to the locked configuration.

An assembly for a drug delivery device (1), and a drug delivery device, are proposed with a housing (13) having proximal and distal ends. A dose member (23) is displaceable proximally with respect to the housing for setting of a dose of a drug. A clutch member (28) is displaceable proximally with respect to the housing when setting the dose. A stop member (30) is configured to define a clutch stop position for the proximal displacement of the clutch member with respect to the housing, The clutch member, when in the clutch stop position, is prevented from further displacement proximally with respect to the housing, and the clutch member and the dose member are configured to mechanically cooperate with one another when the clutch member is in the clutch stop position, thereby preventing further displacement of the dose member proximally with respect to the housing during setting of the dose.