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Two-dose syringe

  • US 4,439,184 A
  • Filed: 05/03/1982
  • Issued: 03/27/1984
  • Est. Priority Date: 05/03/1982
  • Status: Expired due to Fees
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1. A syringe for delivering two separated bodies of fluid, said syringe comprising:

  • a first piston made of a compressible, resilient material for separating said two bodies of fluid;

    a second piston for pushing said two bodies of fluid out of said syringe; and

    a walled fluid chamber having a no-pass zone in which said pistons can slide and which has a cross section shaped so that each of said pistons can conform to its wall, preventing the passing of fluid around said pistons when they are in said no-pass zone;

    an output zone to direct fluid pushed out of said syringe by said pistons; and

    a bypss zone, for receiving said first piston, which connects said no-pass and output zones and which has at least one ridge projecting into said fluid chamber from its wall to push a portion of said first piston away from said wall when said first piston enters said bypass zone so that the fluid between said first and second pistons can pass around said first piston to said output zone.

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