Boots – shoes – and leggings
Patent
1989-09-29
1992-01-28
Ruggiero, Joseph
Boots, shoes, and leggings
221 2, 221 9, 36441302, G06F 1542, B65D 8304
Patent
active
050848283
ABSTRACT:
A medication delivery device includes a housing containing separate first and second storage locations for holding medication dosages away from access by the user. Associated separate first and second delivery mechanisms permit selective delivery of a medication dose from either the first or second storage locations to the patient. The invention provides a control element that discriminates between the actuation of the first delivery mechanism and the second delivery mechanism, thereby discriminating between the delivery of medication housed in the first and second storage locations. The control element discriminates between different first and second input criteria. In response to the first input criteria but not is response to the second input criteria, the control element actuates the first delivery mechanism. In response to the second input criteria, the control element actuates the second delivery mechanism.
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DiGianfilippo Aleandro
Kaufman Stephen B.
Sager Tamara L.
HealthTech Services Corp.
Ruggiero Joseph
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