Receiving device for drug blisters

Details Receiving device for drug blisters Receiving device for drug blisters

2007-04-03

2007-04-03

Crawford, Gene O. (Department: 3654)

Article dispensing

Progressively destroyed cellular magazine-type supply source

C221S005000, C206S531000, C074S513000

Reexamination Certificate

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10474031

ABSTRACT:
A holding device for pharmaceutical blisters has an upper part and a lower part between which a pharmaceutical blister is disposed. Ejection openings are disposed in both the upper part and the lower part in a pattern that corresponds to the pattern of the contained dragées. An ejection device that can execute a linear movement and/or a rotary movement in relation to the upper part has an ejection ram, which optionally can be guided into a certain ejection opening of the upper part to remove a corresponding dragée. The ejection device has a contact element, which in the desired ejection position short-circuits a pair of contact points with a contact field to display the desired ejection position. The contact field for each possible ejection position short-circuits only one pair of contact points corresponding to the desired ejection position through the contact field.

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