Syringe Barrel Lubricant Coverage Quality Control
AssigneeZebraSci, Inc
InventorsGiovanni Laviste Denina, Hoang Thanh Nguyen, Frederick Talley Gertz, Robert James Schultheis
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AssigneeZebraSci, Inc
InventorsGiovanni Laviste Denina, Hoang Thanh Nguyen, Frederick Talley Gertz, Robert James Schultheis
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A quality control method or system for determining a lubricant coverage at the inside surface of a syringe barrel is provided. The timing for the quality control is not intuitive, yet crucial for patient's safety. The pre-fill test is for a pre-filled (empty or no drug solution), yet oil lubricated, barrel. This pre-fill test needs to be performed within a certain time window immediately following the lubrication. The post-fill test is for a post-filled oil lubricated syringe barrel filled with a solution. This post-fill test needs to be performed after a certain time window has passed from the filling with the solution. The quality control methods could lead to a reduction of health-risks or avoid life-threatening situations associated with syringes that are either below or above the desired lubrication coverage.
A quality control method for determining a lubricant coverage at the inside surface of a syringe barrel for a pre-filled and post-filled syringe barrel, wherein the pre-filled syringe barrel is defined as prior/pre to a time of filling of the syringe barrel with an aqueous-based solution, and wherein the post-filled syringe barrel is defined as after/post a time of the filling of the syringe barrel with an aqueous-based solution, comprising:
A quality control system for determining a lubricant coverage at the inside surface of a syringe barrel for a pre-filled and post-filled syringe barrel, wherein the pre-filled syringe barrel is defined as prior/pre to a time of filling of the syringe barrel with an aqueous-based solution, and wherein the post-filled syringe barrel is defined as after/post a time of the filling of the syringe barrel with an aqueous-based solution, comprising:
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