Dispenser for transdermal devices

Details Dispenser for transdermal devices Dispenser for transdermal devices

2008-07-03

2011-11-01

Sirmons, Kevin C (Department: 3767)

Article dispensing

With recorder, register, indicator, signal or exhibitor

C221S155000, C221S156000, C221S174000, C206S440000, C604S020000

Reexamination Certificate

active

08047399

ABSTRACT:
A dispenser places transdermal devices and packaged transdermal devices in an electrically charged state. The dispenser is particularly suitable for transdermal devices that include electrically actuatable components, such as transdermal, drug-delivery patches that include microporator circuitry. A controller can be operatively coupled to a power circuit of the dispenser to control the times that transdermal devices can be charged, thereby providing a measure of control over use and misuse of the transdermal devices to be dispensed.

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