An injection pen, comprising a housing, a lead screw axially moveable in the housing, a dose set member for dose setting and dose correcting, threadably connected to the housing and having a first mating feature, a setback member having a second mating feature for engaging the first mating feature, a clicker that generates an audible or tactile indication during operation, the clicker being operatively connected to the dose set member, and a push button operatively connected to the setback member to cause the second mating feature to engage the first mating feature during an injection, the push button receiving the clicker, wherein the first mating feature is disengaged from the second mating feature during the dose setting and the dose correcting and engaged with the second mating feature during the injection.

According to some embodiments, a syringe may include a barrel; a delivery conduit; a plunger seal disposed within the barrel; and a plunger rod assembly affixed to an end of the barrel, the plunger rod assembly including a first plunger rod component comprising a first linear gear, a second plunger rod component disposed at least partially in the barrel and engaged with the plunger seal, wherein the second plunger rod component comprises a second linear gear, a first rotational gear having a plurality of gear teeth for engaging the first linear gear, and a second rotational gear having a second plurality of gear teeth for engaging the second linear gear, wherein the first rotational gear is coupled to the second rotational gear such that translation of the first plunger rod component causes translation of the second plunger rod component.

An injection system can have a Syringe Dose and Position Apparatus (SDPA) mounted to a syringe. The SDPA can have one or more circuit boards. The SDPA can include one or more sensors for determining information about an injection procedure, such as the dose measurement, injection location, and the like. The SDPA can also include a power management board, which can be a separate board than a board mounted with the sensors. The syringe can also include a light source in the needle. Light emitted from the light source can be detected by light detectors inside a training apparatus configured to receive the injection. The syringe can have a power source for powering the sensors and the light source. The SDPA and the power source can be mounted to the syringe flange.

A drive mechanism for an applicator for delivering a dose of a medicament, comprising: a dose setting assembly (N), a knob (1), a rotatable and axially non-translatable clutch element (2) coupled in rotation with the knob (1) and cooperating with the dose setting assembly (N), a rotatable piston rod (3) having an external thread (3.2), the piston rod (3) being located inside the clutch element (2), a drive element (4) and a drive spring (5), wherein when a dose is being set (1) by means of the knob (1), the clutch element (2) is rotated so that the drive spring (5) is loaded, while the drive element (4) and the piston rod (3) are immobilized, and when the dose is being delivered, the drive spring (5) is being released causing the drive element (4) to rotate together with the piston rod (3), the piston rod (3) being moved axially in a distal direction, wherein the piston rod (3) is hollow and has an internal thread (3.3) and a shaft (21) having an external thread (21.2) is located within the piston rod (3), the shaft (21) being engaged in rotation with the clutch element (2) so that during the setting of each subsequent dose the shaft (21) is rotated in relation to the piston rod (3) and moved axially in a proximal direction, while during the delivery of the dose the shaft (21) is immobilized in relation to the piston rod (3), and wherein the total translation of the shaft (21) in relation to the piston rod (3) caused by the setting of a defined number of doses is limited by means of blocking elements (B) located respectively on the piston rod and the shaft. An applicator for delivering a dose of a medicament, the applicator comprising the disclosed drive mechanism.

A dose setting mechanism for a drug delivery device is disclosed. The mechanism comprises an outer housing and an inner housing having an external groove and a helical spline. The inner housing helical spline guides a driver to dispense a set dose. A dial sleeve is disposed between the outer and inner housing and is rotatably engaged with the inner housing. When a dose is set, the dial sleeve is rotated and translates away from both the outer housing and the inner housing.

An electronic device (104) comprising: a housing (203) for attachment to an injection device (102); a first sensor assembly (304) comprising a first coil (406a) and two magnets (402a, 404a) of opposite polarity, wherein the first coil (406a) is configured to provide a first voltage pulse as a first Wiegand wire (224) of the injection device (102) moves from a first position proximate to one of the magnets (402a) of the first sensor assembly (304) to a second position proximate to the other magnet (404a) of the first sensor assembly (304); and one or more processors (308) configured to enter an enabled state from a sleep state after receiving the first voltage pulse from the first coil (406a).

The present disclosure relates to a dosing mechanism for a drug delivery device for selecting and dispensing a number of user-variable doses of a medicament. The dosing mechanism comprises a housing, a piston rod, and a driving mechanism for rotating the piston rod and/or a movement application component, which is directly engaged with the piston rod, in a dispense rotational direction with respect to the housing for dose dispense. The dosing mechanism further comprises a rotational end stop mechanism for terminating dose dispense with a first engagement means, which is rotationally fixed with respect to the piston rod and/or the movement application component, and a second engagement means, which is prevented from rotation with respect to the housing in the dispense rotational direction at an end of dose dispense. In order to improve the dose delivery accuracy, the second engagement means directly engages the first engagement means. disclosure

AUTO-INJECTOR ASSEMBLY The auto-injector assembly (100) includes a housing (102), a syringe assembly (202) to store a predetermined volume of a drug to be administered, a needle guard (212) to surround the syringe assembly (202) such that a portion of the needle guard (212) is adapted to extend out of the housing (102) in an initial state and to retract into the housing (102) when the portion is pressed on to an injection site, a spring holder (218) to hold a dose delivery spring (216) in a compressed state, locking unit (220) to keep the spring holder (218) in a locked state, and a plunger (222) engaged with the spring holder (218) and adapted to move towards the syringe assembly (202) when the spring holder (218) is unlocked. A position of engagement of the plunger 222) with the spring holder (218) is adapted to change for controlling a travelling distance of the plunger (222) within the housing (102) based on the predetermined volume of the drug in the syringe assembly (202).

A medication injection method where a dose set knob of a medication injection pen is rotated with respect to the housing of the medication injection pen during dose setting and dose correcting, a driver is selectively engages with the dose set knob, the driver being rotatably fixed with respect to the housing during dose setting and dose correcting, the driver is moved axially with the dose set knob during the dose setting and the dose correcting, and the driver is rotated with the dose set knob during an injection.

A drug injection device includes a housing with a cartridge having a predetermined drug volume, a dose setting mechanism for setting a drug dose, and a dose delivery mechanism. A dose setting service element rotates about a longitudinal axis during the drug dose setting. The dose setting mechanism has a last dose setting device to prevent setting of a drug dose greater than the drug volume remaining in the cartridge. The last dose setting device includes a pinion coaxial with the longitudinal axis that rotates about the longitudinal axis with the dose setting service element during drug dose setting, and a rack engaged with the pinion that moves parallel to the longitudinal axis when the pinion rotates. The pinion and the rack have mutual abutment elements that prevent further rotation of the pinion after the rack has travelled an axial length correlated to the predetermined drug volume.