Improved lubricious or/and wettable or/and anti-thrombin elastomeric gland materials in luer activated devices
CA 2551995 C · Owner: Baxter International Inc. · Inventors: Desecki, Vince; Lee, Yann-Per
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An elastomeric gland is provided for a luer activating device (LAD). and comprises a unique lubricant and/or wetting agent and/or anti-clotting agent incorporated into the elastomer gland during raw material formulation calendar blending/molding/curing to deliver the surface lubricity and/or wettability and/or avoid slit plane re-knitting and/or gland induced valve stick down of such devices Functional additive chemistries are selected in terms of generated functional performance level thermal stability against processing, molecular migratability molecular weight and elastomer substrate of interest. These additives could include lubricants like chemically modified silicone oils and/or …
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- Filed July 13, 2006 and granted December 3, 2013. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended July 13, 2026.
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