Sprayer technology
AssigneeMark L. Anderson, LLC
InventorsMark L. Anderson, John Harmon, Brian Husby, Kevin O'Connell
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AssigneeMark L. Anderson, LLC
InventorsMark L. Anderson, John Harmon, Brian Husby, Kevin O'Connell
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A spray apparatus adapted to be connected to a fluid supply such as a syringe to spray a predetermined pattern of spray fluid to a target area such as the tissues of an animal or human. The sprayer delivers a predetermined dose of a medicament, vaccine or the like to the nasal or other cavity of an animal or human patient. The sprayer includes a base member and a cap member which is connected to the base member. The base member is connectible to the fluid supply. Spray is discharged from the distal or outward end of the cap member. The base member has a central, longitudinal lumen having a predetermined configuration. Fluid traverses the lumen and is discharged through a central aperture of the cap, which also has a predetermined configuration. The cap central lumen and spray discharge aperture are aligned with the base lumen.
A fluid sprayer adapted to connect to a fluid supply, comprising
A fluid sprayer adapted to connect to a fluid supply, the fluid sprayer having a proximal, first end for connection to the fluid supply and a distal, second end from which fluid is sprayed, comprising:
A liquid sprayer adapted to connect to a fluid supply syringe for delivering medicaments and vaccines to animals and humans, the liquid sprayer having a proximal, first end for connection to the fluid supply and a distal, second end from which fluid is sprayed, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.