Method of making applicators having improved finger grip features
AssigneeMcNeil-PPC, Inc.
InventorsCarlos G. Linares, Linda M. Pierson
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AssigneeMcNeil-PPC, Inc.
InventorsCarlos G. Linares, Linda M. Pierson
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The present invention relates to methods of making applicators for inserting materials into body cavities. The applicators comprise a tubular insertion member having an insertion end and a gripper end opposite thereof. The gripper end has an indentation with a shoulder on each end of the indentation. The shoulder most proximal the insertion end provides resistance to finger slip during the step of inserting the applicator into a body cavity. Whereas the shoulder most proximal the gripper end provides resistance to finger slip during the step of expelling material substantially contained by the applicator. The shoulder most proximal the gripper end also provides secure handling of the applicator while removing the applicator from the body after the expulsion step has been completed.
A method of making an applicator for delivering materials into a mammalian body cavity, the applicator comprising an elongate insertion member having an indentation in a finger grip region with shoulders on each end of the indentation, comprising the steps of:
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