Applicator for Fluid Substances for Medical and/or Cosmetic Use
AssigneeLameplast S.p.A.
InventorAntonio Fontana
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AssigneeLameplast S.p.A.
InventorAntonio Fontana
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An applicator (1) for fluid substances for medical and/or cosmetic use comprises a container (2), which is divided by a transverse breakable partition (3) into a first chamber (4) for containing a fluid substance and a second chamber (5), which is spaced in an axial direction from the first chamber (4) and is provided with an opening (6), a piercing element (7), which is associated with the opening substantially hermetically with respect to the substance and so that it can slide axially between a first configuration, in which it does not interfere with the partition (3), and a second configuration, in which it interferes with the partition (3) in order to break it, an axial hole (8) formed through the piercing element (7), a porous pad (9), which is associated with the end of the piercing element (7) that is directed toward the outside of the container (2), and a cap (10) for covering the pad (9), which is detachably associated with the piercing element (7).
An applicator for fluid substances for medical and/or cosmetic use, characterized in that it comprises a container, which is divided by a transverse breakable partition into a first chamber for containing a fluid substance and a second chamber, which is spaced in an axial direction from the first chamber and is provided with an opening, a piercing element, which is associated with said opening substantially hermetically with respect to said substance and so that it can slide axially between a first configuration, in which it does not interfere with said partition, and a second configuration, in which it interferes with said partition in order to break it, an axial hole formed through said piercing element, a porous pad, which is associated with the end of said piercing element that is directed toward the outside of said container, and a cap for covering said pad, which is detachably associated with said piercing element.
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