Portable controlled release osmotic infusion device
CA 1279543 C · Owner: Flora Inc. · Inventors: Baker, Richard W.; Shrock, Paul; Helm, Verne
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A portable controlled release osmotic infusion device which can be activated on demand by the user comprising a rigid housing containing: (a). a fluid-imbibing assembly, comprising a solvent-containing chamber and a solute-containing chamber; the two chambers separated by a rigid semipermeable membrane covered by a thin taut foil seal, (b). a drug-containing chamber separated from the fluid-imbibing assembly by a leakproof impermeable elastic diaphragm, which expands into the drug-containing chamber in use and drives the drug through a dispensing orifice at a steady rate and, (c). an activating device which ruptures the foil seal described in (a) above and initiates the osmotic action of …
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- Granted January 29, 1991. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 29, 2008.
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