Patents by Inventor Glenn Davison
Glenn Davison has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20130245497Abstract: A blood sampling device designed to divert attention from the pain involved in the puncture of the skin tissue by increasing comfort when lancing the skin by affecting the sensation and perception of pain. Projections on the distal end of a skin pricker contact the skin surface to confuse the nerves in the area of the prick to make the prick less noticeable.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 7, 2013Publication date: September 19, 2013Applicant: Owen Mumford, Ltd.Inventors: Glenn Davison, Jeremy Michael John Marshall
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Publication number: 20120253231Abstract: A blood sampling device designed to divert attention from the pain involved in the puncture of the skin tissue by increasing comfort when lancing the skin by affecting the sensation and perception of pain. Projections on the distal end of a skin pricker contact the skin surface to confuse the nerves in the area of the prick to make the prick less noticeable.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 13, 2012Publication date: October 4, 2012Applicant: OWEN MUMFORD, LTD.Inventors: Glenn Davison, Jeremy Michael John Marshall
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Publication number: 20100004560Abstract: A blood sampling device designed to divert attention from the pain involved in the puncture of the skin tissue by increasing comfort when lancing the skin by affecting the sensation and perception of pain. Projections on the distal end of a skin pricker contact the skin surface to confuse the nerves in the area of the prick to make the prick less noticeable.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 11, 2009Publication date: January 7, 2010Applicant: OWEN MUMFORD, LTD.Inventors: GLENN DAVISON, Jeremy Michael John Marshall
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Patent number: 7572269Abstract: A skin pricker has a barrel (1,11) in which a hammer (2,29) released by a trigger mechanism (32,34) can be shot forwards by a compressed spring (3,38) to impact on a lancet (24) and momentarily project its tip. The rear end of the spring acts against a barrier (4,39) adjustable axially of the barrel, so that the spring can be more or less compressed before release, causing the hammer to act with greater or lesser force on the lancet. The barrier (4,39) may have projections (6,8,42) that engage in skew slots (7,9,43) in the barrel, so that rotation of the barrier axially adjusts it. A sleeve (44) over the rear part of the barrel instrumental in priming the device may co-operate with the projections and be rotatable to set the desired spring force.Type: GrantFiled: July 17, 2006Date of Patent: August 11, 2009Assignee: Owen Mumford LimitedInventors: Jeremy Marshall, Glenn Davison
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Publication number: 20070156163Abstract: A blood sampling device designed to divert attention from the pain involved in the puncture of the skin tissue by increasing comfort when lancing the skin by affecting the sensation and perception of pain. Projections on the distal end of a skin pricker contact the skin surface to confuse the nerves in the area of the prick to make the prick less noticeable.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 1, 2007Publication date: July 5, 2007Inventors: Glenn Davison, Jeremy Marshall
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Publication number: 20060259059Abstract: A skin pricker has a barrel (1,11) in which a hammer (2,29) released by a trigger mechanism (32,34) can be shot forwards by a compressed spring (3,38) to impact on a lancet (24) and momentarily project its tip. The rear end of the spring acts against a barrier (4,39) adjustable axially of the barrel, so that the spring can be more or less compressed before release, causing the hammer to act with greater or lesser force on the lancet. The barrier (4,39) may have projections (6,8,42) that engage in skew slots (7,9,43) in the barrel, so that rotation of the barrier axially adjusts it. A sleeve (44) over the rear part of the barrel instrumental in priming the device may co-operate with the projections and be rotatable to set the desired spring force.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 17, 2006Publication date: November 16, 2006Applicant: OWEN MUMFORD LIMITEDInventors: Jeremy Marshall, Glenn Davison
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Patent number: 7087068Abstract: A skin pricker has a barrel (1,11) in which a hammer (2,29) released by a trigger mechanism (32,34) can be shot forwards by a compressed spring (3,38) to impact on a lancet (24) and momentarily project its tip. The rear end of the spring acts against a barrier (4,39) adjustable axially of the barrel, so that the spring can be more or less compressed before release, causing the hammer to act with greater or lesser force on the lancet. The barrier (4,39) may have projections (6,8,42) that engage in skew slots (7,9,43) in the barrel, so that rotation of the barrier axially adjusts it. A sleeve (44) over the rear part of the barrel instrumental in priming the device may co-operate with the projections and be rotatable to set the desired spring force.Type: GrantFiled: August 21, 2001Date of Patent: August 8, 2006Assignee: Owen Mumford LimitedInventors: Jeremy Marshall, Glenn Davison
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Patent number: 6932793Abstract: A firing device has a housing (10, 20) for an injector (1) with a trigger (4) whose action to eject a dose from its needle (2) is forwards against a resistance. The housing contains a spring (24) which acts on an axially movable locator (23) for the injector (1) that co-operates with its trigger (4). The device is primed by compressing the spring (24), the injector then being latched in a rearward position. Release of the catch (28) causes the spring (24) first to propel the injector (1) forwards, acting through the locator (23) and trigger (4), until the needle (2) is projected, and then to overcome the resistance to the trigger (4) to actuate that and cause a dose to be ejected.Type: GrantFiled: February 15, 1999Date of Patent: August 23, 2005Assignee: Owen Mumford LimitedInventors: Jeremy Marshall, Glenn Davison
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Publication number: 20040098010Abstract: A blood sampling device designed to divert attention from the pain involved in the puncture of the skin tissue by increasing comfort when lancing the skin by affecting the sensation and perception of pain. Projections on the distal end of a skin pricker contact the skin surface to confuse the nerves in the area of the prick to make the prick less noticeable.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2003Publication date: May 20, 2004Inventors: Glenn Davison, Jeremy Michael John Marshall
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Patent number: 6692463Abstract: A syringe holder has a barrel (1) with a sleeve (2) screwed over its forward end. A syringe is entered into the rear end of the barrel (1), needle (20) first, with the sleeve (2) at its rearmost position. A coned needle cap (23) snaps through an aperture (13) at the forward end of the sleeve as a flange (18) at the rear of the syringe tube (17) abuts the rear end of the barrel (1). Screwing the sleeve (2) forwards eases the cap (23) off the needle (20), and screwing it back again leaves the assembly ready to use. The barrel (1) has finger grips (10) to facilitate thumb operation of the syringe plunger.Type: GrantFiled: November 2, 2000Date of Patent: February 17, 2004Assignee: Owen Mumford LimitedInventors: Denis Marteau, Glenn Davison
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Patent number: 6159181Abstract: An injection device has a drive spring which, when released, urges a loaded capsule forwards to project its needle from the end of a barrel and ejects the dose. A light return spring then retracts the needle. The drive spring acts on the capsule plunger through a drive member having a movable barrier against which the rear end of the plunger initially abuts. A first trigger releases the drive member and drive spring and after an injection a second trigger can be actuated to shift the barrier relative to the drive member and allow the return spring to act.Type: GrantFiled: December 17, 1999Date of Patent: December 12, 2000Assignee: Owen Mumford Limited of Brook HillInventors: David Danvers Crossman, Jeremy Marshall, Glenn Davison
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Patent number: 6149608Abstract: After removal of a protective cap, the forward end of a barrel (1) of a skin pricker is placed against the skin and the user presses the projecting end of a trigger (6) forwards. As the trigger pivots about a fulcrum (9) of the barrel (1), a thin bridge onto a lancet (2) shears. The lancet is released, and shoots forward as a spring (3) extends, thus projecting a needle tip (4) to prick the skin. This projection is only momentary and the lancet (2), which is captive to the spring (3), is pulled back as the spring (3) reverts to a recovery position where the needle tip is safe inside the barrel. The trigger (6), although broken away from the lancet, remains captive to the barrel by the enlargement (11). The lancet cannot again be operated to eject the needle and the pricker is then intended to be discarded.Type: GrantFiled: February 22, 1999Date of Patent: November 21, 2000Assignee: Owen Mumford LimitedInventors: Jeremy Marshall, Glenn Davison, Adam John Mumford
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Patent number: D496101Type: GrantFiled: July 18, 2003Date of Patent: September 14, 2004Assignee: Owen Mumford LimitedInventor: Glenn Davison