Device for administering an injectable product

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C604S187000

Reexamination Certificate

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10396537

ABSTRACT:
A device for administering an injectable product in doses including a casing, a reservoir for the product, a piston which displaces product towards a reservoir outlet and out of the reservoir when it slides in an advancing direction, a drive member which may be slid along a sliding axis, thereby pushing the piston in the advancing direction, and a dosing member which is mounted in the casing and may be slid, preferably rotatably, about the sliding axis of the drive member for setting a product dose, wherein a bearing surface between the dosing member and the casing is lubricated and at least one lubricating agent reservoir is provided on the bearing surface.

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