Abstract: A tamper resistant filling and containment system useful in medicinal and related applications. A bladder includes at least two ports with one of the ports having a graspable, reciprocable tube inserted therein. The tube has an axially bore formed partially therethrough which terminates at side passages which communicate with the bladder when the tube is in a filling position. Movement of the tube to a second position prevents communication of the side passages with the bladder and a weakened portion of the tube located at the side passages permits the graspable or outer portion of the tube to be broken, thereby preventing access to the tube and movement thereof to the filling position.

Abstract: A scope cleaning apparatus and method including a device containing a cleansing solution. An actuating mechanism is provided for passing the solution through flexible tubing coupled to a scope cleaning device. The scope cleaning device includes an elongate sleeve adapted for positioning over and in general coaxial and concentric alignment with the elongate body of the scope or as a parallel tube. The proximal end of the sleeve includes a coupler for detachably coupling to the scope adjacent the eye piece thereof, with the distal end of the sleeve having an aperture therein, with the length of the sleeve being sufficient for termination of the distal end in proximate relation to the lens of the scope. The coupler includes provision for attachment to the solution delivery tubing for enabling passage of the solution into a single fluid passage, which may be annular or parallel, defined between the scope body and the cleaner sleeve.