Abstract: A method for storing an article within a pre-filled silicone-free barrel for use as a medical injection device, the barrel comprising a tubular member having inner and outer surfaces, the article comprising an elastomeric material having at least a partial coating of a fluoropolymer material on at least a front face thereof. wherein the article has between two and four perimetrical contact surfaces with respect to the inner surface of the barrel, the perimetrical contact surfaces separately disposed with respect to each other along a longitudinal length of the article and the barrel, wherein the method of storing the article within the pre-filled silicone-free barrel comprises storing the article within the pre-filled silicone-free barrel in cold storage at temperatures within the range of ?80° C. to ?40° C. and wherein the container closure integrity (CCI) of the article within the pre-filled silicone-free barrel is maintained upon thawing to ambient conditions.

Abstract: The adaptor includes a proximal part configured to be secured onto the distal tip of the medical container, a distal part configured to receive a connector, and a remotely readable electronic component configured to allow remote identification of the medical container when the adaptor is secured to the medical container, the remotely readable electronic component being at least partially embedded into the adaptor.

Abstract: A tip cap includes a closed distal end portion having a transverse proximal surface, a peripheral skirt extending in the proximal direction from said proximal surface and having an inner surface designed to cooperate with the outer surface of the injection device tip, a nipple protruding from said proximal surface and designed to engage the injection device tip. The inner cavity of the tip cap is such that the outer fillet has a radius of curvature ranging from 0.4 to 0.6 mm, the inner fillet has a radius of curvature ranging from 0.25 to 0.35 mm, the nipple base width ranges from 1.4 to 1.6 mm, and the dome-shaped proximal portion of the nipple has a radius of curvature ranging from 0.55 to 0.70 mm.