A dual purpose needle assembly and related method are disclosed having a needle hub and needle sealed inside a packaging housing with a film cover or layer. The packaging housing has separately formed and subsequently joined cap and base unit with a living hinge optionally joining the two components. The needle assembly is usable without additional packaging and is usable as a hinged cap safety device upon removal of at least a section of the film cover.

A dual purpose needle assembly and related method are disclosed having a needle hub and needle sealed inside a packaging housing with a film cover or layer. The packaging housing has separately formed and subsequently joined cap and base unit with a living hinge optionally joining the two components. The needle assembly is usable without additional packaging and is usable as a hinged cap safety device upon removal of at least a section of the film cover.

An insulated, epinephrine auto-injector case that also includes a rapid-opening cap, two spring-loaded chambers, each with a rapid-opening cap to facilitate immediate and easy availability of the auto-injector for grasping by the user, means for recording the expiration date of an auto-injector contained within the case, such as a re-writeable surface positioned on the case, means for attaching the case to a user or to a user's clothing, such as a stitched holster, a belt loop, a belt clip or an adjustable lanyard.

An insulated, epinephrine auto-injector case that also includes a rapid-opening cap, two spring-loaded chambers, each with a rapid-opening cap to facilitate immediate and easy availability of the auto-injector for grasping by the user, means for recording the expiration date of an auto-injector contained within the case, such as a re-writeable surface positioned on the case, means for attaching the case to a user or to a user's clothing, such as a stitched holster, a belt loop, a belt clip or an adjustable lanyard.

The present invention aims to easily and quickly automatically organize to-be-organized objects such as cable ties, disposable bags, straws, etc. and form at least one door that slides when pressed by the to-be-organize object and forms an open area for passing the to-be-organized object to selectively and easily arrange various numbers of to-be-organized objects regardless of the number of to-be-organized objects, pressurize the organized objects toward the door, thereby stably holding to-be-organized objects and quickly and easily replenish the to-be-organized objects, and prevent the remaining to-be-organized objects from being unintentionally drawn out or separated when the held to-be-organized objects are taken out.

The holder for organization according to the present invention comprises a main body configured to have an accommodation space for accommodating a to-be-organized object therein and an entrance formed on one side of the main body for introducing or withdrawing the to-be-organized object into the accommodation space; an opening/closing unit configured to close the entrance and open the entrance while sliding when pressed by the to-be-organized object; and a holder unit configured to press and hold the to-be-organized object passing through the opening/closing unit and accommodated in the accommodation space toward the opening/closing unit.

The present invention aims to easily and quickly automatically organize to-be-organized objects such as cable ties, disposable bags, straws, etc. and form at least one door that slides when pressed by the to-be-organize object and forms an open area for passing the to-be-organized object to selectively and easily arrange various numbers of to-be-organized objects regardless of the number of to-be-organized objects, pressurize the organized objects toward the door, thereby stably holding to-be-organized objects and quickly and easily replenish the to-be-organized objects, and prevent the remaining to-be-organized objects from being unintentionally drawn out or separated when the held to-be-organized objects are taken out.

The holder for organization according to the present invention comprises a main body configured to have an accommodation space for accommodating a to-be-organized object therein and an entrance formed on one side of the main body for introducing or withdrawing the to-be-organized object into the accommodation space; an opening/closing unit configured to close the entrance and open the entrance while sliding when pressed by the to-be-organized object; and a holder unit configured to press and hold the to-be-organized object passing through the opening/closing unit and accommodated in the accommodation space toward the opening/closing unit.

Systems, devices and methods to improve safety and efficiency in an operating room comprise providing a suture package that holds new suture needles and needle receptacles for storing used needles. The devices can be safely worn for the surgeon to self-dispense new suture needles in the near surgical field and to secure the used needles into a needle trap or a needle retainer located on his extremity, on his operative instruments or on the surgical drapes. The device may provide automated and/or simplified needle counting both during use and after removal from the surgical field. The device may be configured for ergonomic and efficient use so as to minimize the actions and motions of the surgeon to dispense and secure the needle.

Systems, devices and methods to improve safety and efficiency in an operating room comprise providing a suture package that holds new suture needles and needle receptacles for storing used needles. The devices can be safely worn for the surgeon to self-dispense new suture needles in the near surgical field and to secure the used needles into a needle trap or a needle retainer located on his extremity, on his operative instruments or on the surgical drapes. The device may provide automated and/or simplified needle counting both during use and after removal from the surgical field. The device may be configured for ergonomic and efficient use so as to minimize the actions and motions of the surgeon to dispense and secure the needle.

Various exemplary embodiments relate to a method of using an emergency medicament device. The method includes reading an ID tag from the medicament device using a mobile device; automatically requesting instructions for using the medicament device based on the ID tag; and displaying a video to a user of the mobile device, the video providing instructions for using the medicament device in accordance with approved labeling of the medicament device. Various exemplary embodiments relate to an electronic medicament device including: a reservoir configured to store an amount of medication for treating anaphylaxis; an administration component for administering the medication to a patient; a processor communicatively connected to a memory storing medicament device information; and an identification tag configured to be read by another device, the identification tag providing the medicament device information including identification of instructions for using the medicament device.

Various exemplary embodiments relate to a method of using an emergency medicament device. The method includes reading an ID tag from the medicament device using a mobile device; automatically requesting instructions for using the medicament device based on the ID tag; and displaying a video to a user of the mobile device, the video providing instructions for using the medicament device in accordance with approved labeling of the medicament device. Various exemplary embodiments relate to an electronic medicament device including: a reservoir configured to store an amount of medication for treating anaphylaxis; an administration component for administering the medication to a patient; a processor communicatively connected to a memory storing medicament device information; and an identification tag configured to be read by another device, the identification tag providing the medicament device information including identification of instructions for using the medicament device.