Method of packaging and dispensing nasal devices
AssigneeVentus Medical, Inc.
InventorsRajiv Doshi, Bryan Loomas, Enrique F. Mendez, Arthur G. Sandoval, Jeffrey W. Servaites, Matthew Durack
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Abstract
Described herein are packaging systems for nasal devices, and methods of packaging and/or dispensing nasal devices. A packaging system may include one or a plurality of nasal devices removably secured to a support backing, and a dispenser. In some variations an applicator may also be included. Methods of using and methods of assembling packaging systems and dispensers are also described.
Claims19
A method of packaging nasal devices having an airflow resistor that is configured to inhibit nasal exhalation more than inhalation, the method comprising:
- aligning the airflow resistor with an opening through a support backing;
- removably securing the nasal device to the support backing;
- and
- sealing the support backing and removably secured nasal device within a dispenser housing.
A method of packaging nasal devices having an airflow resistor that is configured to inhibit nasal exhalation more than inhalation, the method comprising:
- aligning the airflow resistor with an opening through a support backing;
- removably securing the nasal device to the support backing;
- and
- testing the resistance through the airflow resistor when the nasal device is secured to the support backing by measuring the resistance to airflow applied through the airflow resistor.
A method of packaging nasal devices having an airflow resistor that is configured to inhibit nasal exhalation more than inhalation, the method comprising:
- forming an opening through a support backing, wherein the support backing comprises a sheet of material;
- assembling the airflow resistor in the opening through the support backing;
- and
- testing the resistance through the assembled airflow resistor in the opening of the support backing by measuring the resistance to airflow applied through the airflow resistor.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.