Container for storing and dispensing injection, infusion and diagnostic preparations
AssigneeSchott Glaswerke
InventorsMichael Reinhard, Michael Spallek
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AssigneeSchott Glaswerke
InventorsMichael Reinhard, Michael Spallek
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The invention concerns a container for injection, infusion, and diagnostic preparations, serving, on the one hand, as a long-term storage container, and, on the other, as a device for directly dispensing the preparations. The container has a glass barrel with a glass headpiece with a connector cone that acts as a nozzle. This is molded onto a glass barrel, thereby forming a single unit. A separate plastic, threaded section of an interlocking, conical joint is mounted onto the connector cone, accommodating a secured sealing cap that can be removed from the connector cone. The other opening of the glass barrel is sealed by a plunger that has a connection spot for a plunger rod. Furthermore, the container has a plastic grip mounted onto the inner wall of the glass barrel. Since the container, including the external profile, is, on the whole, designed to resemble a standard syringe, it ensures that the invented container can be accommodated by all current syringe pumps.
A container to be used for injection, infusion, and diagnostic preparations having a filling volume ranging from 10 to 200 ml for long-term storage and for direct dispensing of the preparations, the container comprising:
A container to be used for injection, infusion, and diagnostic preparations having a filling volume ranging from 10 to 200 ml for long-term storage and for direct dispensing of the preparations, the container comprising:
A container to be used for injection, infusion, and diagnostic preparations having a filling volume ranging from 10 to 200 ml for long-term storage and for direct dispensing of the preparations, the container comprising:
A container to be used for injection, infusion, and diagnostic preparations having a filling volume ranging from 10 to 200 ml for long-term storage and for direct dispensing of the preparations, the container comprising:
A container to be used for injection, infusion, and diagnostic preparations having a filling volume ranging from 10 to 200 ml for long-term storage and for direct dispensing of the preparations, the container comprising:
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