Multidose dispenser for sterile liquid preparations
AssigneesFederigo Federighi, Mario Federighi
InventorGiancarlo Nardi
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AssigneesFederigo Federighi, Mario Federighi
InventorGiancarlo Nardi
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A bottle or container suitable for the sterile storage of liquid products therein and the administration therefrom of said products dropwise, the sterility being maintained even after first opening the bottle, without the need to include preservatives in the liquid product. The dispenser comprises a container body (1), a capsule (3) and a dropper assembly (2), ending with a rigid dropper nozzle (5) provided with one or more transversal ports communicating with the interior of the container body (1), covered by a resiliency deformable tubular sleeve (9). The dropper nozzle comprises a first portion having a smaller conicity (6) making out the distal end of the dropper and a second portion having grater conicity (7) on which three of such ports are preferably provided. The closure capsule (3) comprises an internal projection (21) which comes into contact, when the capsule is closed, with the tubular sleeve (9) at the position where the second portion having grater conicity (7) of the dropper nozzle is located.
A dispenser for liquid preparations without preservatives, comprising a container body (1), a dropper assembly (2), and a closure capsule (3) suitable to be coupled with said dropper assembly (2), wherein the dropper assembly (2), in turn, comprises a closure element (4) for the container body (1) ending with a rigid dropper nozzle (5) provided with one or more transversal passage ports (8), communicating with the interior of said container body covered with a resiliently deformable tubular sleeve (9), cooperating with said ports (8) for intercepting a liquid preparation contained in said dispenser, characterized in that the said dropper nozzle (5) comprises at least two portions to axially subsequent portions having different conicity:
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