EP Patent

EP1467787A1 — Dry powder inhaler

Assigned to Individual · Expires 2004-10-20 · 22y expired

What this patent protects

An inhalation device for the uptake of medicaments that are in the form of dry powder contained in the blisters of specially designed single dose blister strips. The device is comprised of a mouthpiece (A), a strip support surface area (B), and one or more storage areas (C). Furt…

USPTO Abstract

An inhalation device for the uptake of medicaments that are in the form of dry powder contained in the blisters of specially designed single dose blister strips. The device is comprised of a mouthpiece (A), a strip support surface area (B), and one or more storage areas (C). Furthermore, the single dose blister strip is described. It is comprised of two sheets (17, 20) that are fixed in such a manner so that when they get separated the powder becomes available for inhalation.

Drugs covered by this patent

Patent Metadata

Patent number
EP1467787A1
Jurisdiction
EP
Classification
—
Expires
2004-10-20
Drug substance claim
No
Drug product claim
No
Assignee
Individual
Source
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