Abstract: An intravaginal device includes arms that pivot from a proximal base, and struts, each of which has a first end coupled to a shaft arranged to slide in a tube and a second end coupled to one of the arms. A string is coupled to the shaft and arranged for pulling in a proximal direction to deploy the arms so that the struts point radially outwards and tautly hold the arms in an expanded position. A payload component is coupled to a portion of the device, which is exposed to a vaginal wall and/or a fluid present in a vaginal canal of the wearer of the intravaginal device. The payload component has at least one sensor for sensing a biological feature associated with the wearer of the intravaginal device.
Type:
Application
Filed:
February 13, 2025
Publication date:
June 5, 2025
Applicant:
Gals Bio Ltd.
Inventors:
Hilla Shaviv, Nadav Cohen, Omer Shezifi, Daniel Rosenblum
Abstract: An intravaginal device (1600) includes arms (1602) and struts (1604). Each strut of the struts (1604) has a first end (1610) coupled to a shaft (1606) arranged to slide in a tube (1608) and a second end (1612) coupled to one of the arms (1602). A string (1616) is coupled to the shaft (1606). The arms (1602) have a stowed orientation in which the struts (1604) are folded inwards and a deployed orientation in which the struts (1604) point radially outwards and tautly hold the arms (1602) in an expanded position.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
May 3, 2019
Date of Patent:
March 25, 2025
Assignee:
Gals Bio Ltd.
Inventors:
Hilla Shaviv, Nadav Cohen, Omer Shezifi, Daniel Rosenblum
Abstract: An intravaginal device (1600) includes arms (1602) and struts (1604). Each strut has a first end (1610) coupled to a shaft (1606) arranged to slide in a tube (1608) and a second end (1612) coupled to one of the arms (1602). A string (1616) is coupled to the shaft (1606). The arms (1602) have a stowed orientation in which the struts (1604) are folded inwards and a deployed orientation in which the struts (1604) point radially outwards and tautly hold the arms (1602) in an expanded position.
Type:
Application
Filed:
May 3, 2019
Publication date:
May 13, 2021
Applicant:
Gals Bio Ltd.
Inventors:
Hilla SHAVIV, Nadav COHEN, Omer SHEZIFI, Daniel ROSENBLUM
Abstract: A disposable catamenial device for the collection of menses discharge of the female human, including: a flexible resilient menstrual cup (MC), which includes: at least two resilient ribs extending inwardly from the inner surface of the MC base; an elastic rim frame connected to the top of the ribs; a reservoir bag connected to the rim in a sealed manner for collecting the menstrual fluid; and a withdrawal string connected to the cup bottom for enabling the extraction of said MC from the vagina. The MC has a drogue like structure comprising at least two flexible ribs having arcuate vertical struts (AVS) structure connected to a flat base. The ribs are connected to the elastic rim frame with at least two flexible arcuate horizontal struts (AHS).