Abstract: Embodiments include a system including a sealed prefilled drug-reservoir. The drug-reservoir may include a unit dosage of treprostinil in a sterile fluid composition. The composition may not include an antimicrobial preservative. The treprostinil may be present at a dosage of between 0.1 mg/mL and 25 mg/mL. In addition, the treprostinil may be treprostinil sodium Furthermore, the composition may include sodium chloride. The composition may also include a sodium ion from sodium chloride in a concentration from 3000 to 4500 ppm. The composition may not include metacresol.

Abstract: This invention provides a prefilled selectively activatable body-worn infusion-pump assembly for rapid delivery of large volumes or highly viscous volume comprising a housing; a pre-filled aseptically-sealed flexible drug reservoir-containing assembly; a conjoined, coordinately controlled and perpendicularly arranged cannulated needle dispensing and needle insertion assembly operationally connected to and in fluid connection with the pre-filled aseptically-sealed drug reservoir-containing assembly, wherein the cannulated needle dispensing assembly projects generally perpendicularly to a generally planar surface of the housing, promotes insertion of the cannulated needle in skin of a subject and promotes retraction of the needle within the cannulated needle dispensing assembly thereafter, and wherein the needle insertion assembly projects generally in a parallel orientation to a generally planar surface of the housing, which projection initiates opening a fluid path with the pre-filled aseptically-sealed drug

Abstract: A drug-delivery device comprising a drug-reservoir assembly, displacement-generating actuator, and drug administration unit is described, wherein the drug-reservoir assembly comprises at least one flexible wall and a constraining ring, such that the displacement generated by the actuator collapses a flexible wall of the assembly expelling the drug contents of the drug-reservoir towards said drug administration means.

Abstract: A drug-delivery device comprising a drug-reservoir assembly, displacement-generating actuator, and drug administration unit is described, wherein the drug-reservoir assembly comprises at least one flexible wall and a constraining ring, such that the displacement generated by the actuator collapses a flexible wall of the assembly expelling the drug contents of the drug-reservoir towards said drug administration means.

Abstract: The invention provides a unit dosage form of Ketorolac providing for a reduced dosage than typically provided to a subject in need of same, wherein said dosage form of Ketorolac is in a sterile fluid composition formulated for continuous subcutaneous delivery via body-worn infusion pump assembly, and wherein said Ketorolac is present at a concentration of between 40 mg/mL and 240 mg/mL formulated for single use delivery in a volume not to exceed 1-10 mL. Methods of use of same, body-worn infusion pump assemblies containing same and containers containing same for incorporation within a body-worn infusion pump assembly for a dose-sparing formulation comprising Ketorolac are also provided.

Abstract: Embodiments provide a more efficacious and/or more comfortable, consistent and reliable Ketorolac treatment for patients in need of same, which in some aspects yields a formulation that is much more stable over time. In some aspects, there is provided a Ketorolac-containing formulation adapted to contain specific stabilizers in an ethanol free setting and/or sodium chloride free setting, which provides for enhanced formulation stability. In some aspects, such formulation is characterized by enhanced stability even when the formulation is stored at room temperature, or in some embodiments, when the formulation is stored at higher temperatures, such as, for example, that experienced in the United States in various states, in various seasons outdoors, etc. In some aspects, such enhanced stability is in addition to other advantages as described herein, for example, for example, in terms of a dose sparing effect, and others, as described herein.

Abstract: A drug-delivery device comprising a drug-reservoir assembly, displacement-generating actuator, and drug administration unit is described, wherein the drug-reservoir assembly comprises at least one flexible wall and a constraining ring, such that the displacement generated by the actuator collapses a flexible wall of the assembly expelling the drug contents of the drug-reservoir towards said drug administration means.

Abstract: The invention provides a drug delivery infusion device comprising an injection means (18) in fluid connection with a drug reservoir chamber (12) and pressure-generation means (10) coupled to both the drug reservoir (12) and to a liquid-filled control chamber (13), wherein the coupling is such that the liquid-filled control chamber (13) serves to constrain the motion of the pressure-generation means (10), thereby controlling the drug infusion rate, wherein the liquid-filled control chamber (13) is associated with means for controlled depletion of the liquid therein whereby depletion of the volume of liquid in the control chamber enables the pressure-generation means to drive the drug in the reservoir chamber therefrom for infusion thereof.