JP3211479U - Safe eye drop device - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention reduces the risk of trauma during eye drops by providing a safe distance between the eye drop flask and the eyes, provides a comfortable and appropriate eye opening for local drug delivery, and provides patient winking. An ophthalmic device that can be prevented is provided. An ophthalmic device is composed of a container equipped with a medicinal flask 5 designed as a trapezoidal ring 1 having two fixed side branches 2 in the central portion. A bolster is provided that secures against slipping when placed on a closed eyelid, and the upper end 4 has a seamed surface for pushing the flask and dropping the drug. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The utility model relates to medicine, veterinary medicine, and especially ophthalmology. This utility model is useful not only for ensuring a safe distance between the eye dropper flask and the eyes, but also for opening the eyelids and preventing the eyes from blinking during eye drops.

<Technical level>
An ophthalmic device consisting of a flask and a pipette has been proposed so far (http://ya-viju.ru/zakapyvanie-kapel-v-glaza). Technical failure is due to the possibility of eye trauma and drug dripping, which is uncomfortable to use.

  The ophthalmic device has an eye gap shape with a lower part with 3 mm protruding ribs all bent outward along the outer surface, 2-3 cm in length along its circumference, It has been proposed to be designed from a latex material with a width of 1.5-2 cm and a height of 1 cm. Causes of technical failure: complexity of use of stand-alone devices, positioning on the sclera at risk of inflammation due to eye contamination.

  Prototype medical eye drop devices have been proposed that consist of a container with a medical eye dropper flask with a medication button on the front. The container consists of a cylindrically removable lower part and an upper part in the form of a gap between the eyes with protruding ribs bent outwardly; the container has three scales on its back: the first scale is the day of the week The remaining scales indicate the order of instillation.

Causes of technical failure:
-The device can only be used when the eyes are open;
-The possibility of trauma from contact with the open eyes of the device;
-Complex design;
-Inability to visually control eye drops.

  The utility model relates to medicine, veterinary medicine, and especially ophthalmology. This utility model is useful not only for ensuring a safe distance between the eye dropper flask and the eyes, but also for opening the eyelids and preventing the eyes from blinking during eye drops. The ophthalmic device consists of a container with a medicinal flask designed as a trapezoidal ring with two fixed side branches in the middle, with the device placed on a closed eyelid at the lower end of the side branch There are bolsters that are sometimes fixed so that they do not slip, and the upper end has a seamed surface. The claimed utility model makes it possible to ensure a safe distance to the eye by positioning the lower end of the side branch on a closed eyelid, thereby reducing the risk of trauma in eye drops and local drugs It provides a comfortable and appropriate eye opening for delivery and prevents patient blinking.

  The features of the utility model can be explained with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows the claimed device, which comprises an eye drop flask (5) with a drug, a trapezoidal ring (1) with two side branches (2), the lower end of a branch with a bolster ( 3) and the upper end (4) of the branch with a seamed surface. The device is used as follows: The patient first inserts the eye drop flask (5) into the trapezoidal ring (1) and then secures the branch (2) on the ring; Turn the head back and place the lower end of the branch with bolster (3) on the lower eyelid, thereby ensuring a safe distance between the eye drop flask (5) and the eye; The eye can be opened by pressing the upper end (4) of the branch and then instilled without blinking and without dripping down the drug.

Common feature with claimed model: container with medicated flask.

<Disclosure of this utility model>
The technical problem lies in developing devices intended to improve usability by providing local drug delivery to the eye.

  As a technical result, particularly in pediatric and elderly subjects, the safety of use is improved by reducing the risk of trauma and preventing blinking during eye drops, and the eye drops are visually controlled.

  The claimed ophthalmic medical device consists of a container with a medicinal flask designed as a trapezoidal ring with two fixed side branches in the middle; a bolster is provided at the lower end of the side branch and the upper end Since it has a seamed surface, technical results are achieved.

  The features of the utility model can be explained with reference to the drawings.

  The claimed device comprises an eye drop flask (5) with a drug, a trapezoidal ring (1) with two side branches (2), a lower end (3) of a branch with bolsters, and a seamed surface. It consists of the upper end (4) of the provided branch.

  The device is used as follows: the patient first inserts the eye drop flask (5) into the trapezoidal ring (1) and then secures the branch (2) on the ring; Swaying the head back and placing the lower end of the branch with bolster (3) on the lower eyelid, thereby ensuring a safe distance between the eye drop flask (5) and the eye; The eye can be opened by pressing the upper end (4) of the branch and then instilled without blinking and without spilling the drug.

  The claimed device is compatible with the use of multiple types of eye drops.

  The device can be designed as a unit with an eye dropper flask. In addition to the safety and ease of use of the device, its various design changes allow its further manufacturing to be considered.

Claims (1)

  An ophthalmic device comprising a container with a medicinal flask, characterized in that the medicinal flask comprises a pre-attached trapezoidal ring with two fixed side branches in the central part, A device for eye drops, in which a bolster is provided at the lower end, and the upper end has a seamed surface.