Abstract: The disclosure relates to a medical container including a first RFID tag on and/or within the medical container. The first RFID tag being operable in a first frequency band and being configured for storing a unique identifier of the medical container; and at least one of (i) a second RFID tag on and/or within the medical container, the second RFID tag being operable in a second frequency band lower than the first frequency band and being configured for storing the unique identifier of the medical container; and (ii) an optical mark on and/or within the medical container, the optical mark encoding the unique identifier of the medical container.

Abstract: A medical container including a tubular barrel defining a reservoir for a medical product. The barrel is provided with a scale having graduations indicative of an injected volume or a remaining volume of said medical product. The barrel further includes a RFID tag including an antenna that forms, follows or overlays with at least a portion of the scale.

Abstract: This medical container includes a barrel defining a reservoir for containing a medical product, and a needle extending in a barrel channel provided at a distal end of the barrel so as to establish a fluid communication between the reservoir and the needle. The medical container further includes a RFID on-metal (ROM) tag, said RFID on-metal tag being located at least partly inside the barrel channel and having an antenna extending along the needle.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a cover for medical injection device, said medical injection device having a hub portion defined at its distal end.

Abstract: The present invention relates to cover for a medical injection device, said medical injection device having a hub portion defined at its distal end. The said cover includes an outer casing formed of a first material, said outer casing having a distal end and a proximal end,—an inner casing formed of a second material different from the said first material and defining a cavity capable of receiving in a sealing way, at least part of the hub portion, said inner casing having a distal end and a proximal end, and being at least partly inserted within the outer casing and at least partially in contact with the outer casing and—at least one substantially ring-shaped Radio Frequency Identification RFID tag embedded within the cover, said ring-shaped RFID tag including a RFID chip connected to at least one ring-shaped RFID antenna. The present invention also relates to a medical injection device and a method for manufacturing a cover.

Abstract: A tip cap assembly for coupling with a syringe body includes a luer lock adaptor, a rigid cap coupled to the luer lock adaptor; a rigid tip cap having distal end and proximal ends, the rigid tip cap being disposed at least partially within the rigid cap, a RFID tag positioned over the distal end of the tip cap, and an adhesive layer formed over the RFID tag. Also provided is RFID inlay for use with medical devices including a meshed substrate, and a RFID antenna and integrated circuit assembly adhered to the meshed substrate. A syringe and label assembly is disclosed, including a body having distal and proximal ends, a tip cap assembly having distal end and proximal ends, and a label at least partially surrounding the distal end of the syringe body and the proximal end of the tip cap, the label comprises an integrated RFID tag.

Abstract: An adaptor for mounting onto a medical container, the adaptor including a distal part configured to receive a connector, and a proximal part configured to be mounted onto the distal tip of the medical container. The proximal part includes an inner ring protruding from a lateral tubular wall of the adaptor, said inner ring having an inner edge that delimits an opening configured to receive the distal tip. The proximal part further includes a gripping member made of an elastomer material, said gripping member being connected to the inner edge of the inner ring in order to be in contact with an outer surface of the distal tip when the adaptor is mounted onto the medical container.

Abstract: The adaptor including a proximal part configured to be secured onto a distal tip of a medical container, a distal part configured to receive said connector in order to establish a fluid communication between the distal tip of the medical container and the connector, said distal part including a window extending through a lateral wall of the adpator. The adaptor further includes an indicator that is movable between a first position and a second position wherein the indicator outwardly extends relative to the first position. This indicator includes blocking means configured to block a movement of the indicator 8 from said first position to the second position, and a cam portion configured to be pushed outwardly by the connector when the connector reaches a predetermined position in the adaptor, thereby unblocking and pushing the indicator to the second position in order to provide an end user with a visual and tactile indication that the connection between the connector and the adaptor is terminated.

Abstract: An adaptor for connecting a medical container to a connector, the adaptor including longitudinal projections including a distal portion configured to exert a progressively increasing radial pressure on connecting means of the connector when said connector is moved axially proximally within the adaptor and a proximal portion configured to authorize the partial release of said pressure as the connector is moved further proximally, said proximal portion being further configured to be contacted by said connecting means upon said partial release of said pressure and to emit a sound when contacted by said connecting means, thereby providing an end user with a tactile and audible indication that the connection between the connector and the adaptor is secured. The disclosure also relates to a medical container having such an adaptor mounted onto its distal tip.

Abstract: A tip cap for a medical injection device, including: a tip connector configured to engage a tip of the medical injection device, including a main body and an end portion connected to the main body by a frangible portion; a closure cap configured to sealingly close a distal opening of the tip. The tip cap includes an RFID tag integral with the tip connector. The chip is overmolded in one of the main body and the end portion and the antenna is overmolded in the other one of the main body and the end portion, the chip and the antenna being electrically connected by a bridge extending through the frangible portion of the tip connector, the bridge being configured to break under a relative movement applied to the closure cap and the tip connector in order to release the closure cap from the tip connector.

Abstract: A system for tracking data relating to the processing of a plurality of medical containers adapted to be received in a first layer of a packaging, the system including: at least one mark being implemented on and/or within the material of each medical container and representing a corresponding unique device identifier (UDI) for each respective medical container, a remotely readable and writable electronic component (21) which is on and/or within the first layer of packaging, the remotely readable and writable electronic component being configured for storing the UDI of each medical container received in the first layer of packaging and for writing and/or reading data relating to the processing of the medical containers.