Tamper evident cap with RFID for syringes

A syringe assembly, comprising:

• a syringe having a barrel body that extends from a proximal end to a distal end and defines a chamber extending along an axial direction therethrough, and a Luer connection extending from the distal end along the axial direction and defining an outlet in fluid communication with the chamber, wherein the chamber contains a material;
• a plunger received within the chamber of the syringe to create a fluid seal within the barrel body;
• a tip cap defining a central passage configured to receive a portion of the Luer connection such that the tip cap creates a fluid seal over the outlet;
• a tamper evident cap disposed over the Luer connection, the tamper evident cap having a main body that defines a proximal end defining an opening, a distal wall opposite the proximal end along the axial direction, an outer surface, and an inner surface opposite the outer surface that defines a passage configured to receive the tip cap and the Luer connection, wherein the tamper evident cap is spaced from the tip cap, the main body further defining a frangible connection between the proximal and distal ends of the main body;
• and
• a radio-frequency identification (RFID) tag disposed on the syringe and configured to receive and store data related to the syringe assembly,
• wherein the RFID tag includes an integrated circuit, configured to store electronic information thereon, and an antenna operatively connected to the integrated circuit and configured to receive a signal from an RFID reader to cause transmission of at least part of the electronic information from the integrated circuit, and
• wherein the frangible connection is configured to break under a force applied to the distal end of the tamper evident cap such that the proximal end of the tamper evident cap is configured to remain engaged with the syringe when the frangible connection breaks.