EP Patent

EP3106192A1 — Dose setting and dose limiting mechanism for an injection device and method for programming the dose limitation

Assigned to Tecpharma Licensing AG · Expires 2016-12-21 · 9y expired

What this patent protects

A dose setting mechanism for an injection device that limits the setting of a dose beyond a predetermined amount of medication. The mechanism is based on a first stop element (400) that reciprocates between a first position and a second position during the dose setting and dose d…

USPTO Abstract

A dose setting mechanism for an injection device that limits the setting of a dose beyond a predetermined amount of medication. The mechanism is based on a first stop element (400) that reciprocates between a first position and a second position during the dose setting and dose delivery step, and a second stop element (300) that moves unidirectionally during dose delivery. The first and second stop elements both have limiters (301)(401)and the axial or angular distance between the two limiters is reduced during dose setting and remains contact during dose delivery whereby the setting of a dose exceeding a predetermined amount of medication is prevented when the two limiters are engaged. Furthermore, a method for assembly and programming the predetermined amount of medication that can be dispensed from the injection device is presented.

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Patent Metadata

Patent number
EP3106192A1
Jurisdiction
EP
Classification
Expires
2016-12-21
Drug substance claim
No
Drug product claim
No
Assignee
Tecpharma Licensing AG
Source
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