Device for storage and mucosal delivery of biological or pharmaceutical materials to animals
OwnerGeorge P. Shibley, Karen K. Brown +2inventors
InventorsGeorge P. Shibley, Karen K. Brown, Leszek J. Choromanski, Sharon A. Bryant
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is a device for storing and/or delivering an effective amount of biological or pharmaceutical material to an animal comprising a tube disposed to contain said biological or pharmaceutical material and sealed at its ends and adapted to provide an opening through which the biological or pharmaceutical material exits and is administered to an intended site of the animal.
Claims1
A method of delivering an effective amount of a liquid T. gondii vaccine to an animal by providing a tube containing said T. gondii vaccine, which tube is sealed at its ends, and administering the vaccine to an intended location on the animal by first piercing the sealed tube at its lower section to create an opening, placing the opening at the location where the vaccine is to be administered, and thereafter piercing the tube at its upper section to release the vaccine from the lower section opening.
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