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Plastic containers for parenteral solutions

  • US 4,170,994 A
  • Filed: 06/13/1977
  • Issued: 10/16/1979
  • Est. Priority Date: 09/26/1974
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. An administration device comprising, a plastic parenteral solution container (1) including a tubular container body having parenteral solution therein and being sealed around its periphery and having a small tubular extension (2) projecting outwardly from the bottom end thereof, said tubular extension (2) having a closed outer end and having at least two substantially parallel spaced encircling grooves (9,4) arranged in spaced relationship to the outer end thereof, one of said grooves closest said outer end defining a reduced wall thickness (4) for easy severance across said groove (4) to form a tubular portion (2) with an open passage (2b) therethrough for opening the tubular extension for removal of the solution from the container (1), another of said grooves (9) defining a dispensing device engagement recess, and an administration device (5) having one top elastically expandable end to be liquid-tightly connected to said open tubular portion (2) of the container (1), the other end of said device (5) having an injection needle connection (7) connected thereto, said elastically expandable end of said device (5) having an interior annular bead (10) engaged to said one of said grooves (9) for holding said device (5) to said tubular portion (2), said device (5) having a chamber between said tubular portion (2) and said injection needle connection (7) defining a drip chamber.

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