BRPI0904408A2 - baby bottle with attached medicine dispensing syringe - Google Patents

Abstract

BREASTFEED WITH SYRINGE DISPENSER OF COUPLED MEDICINE, essentially consists of a bottle (1) in whose body (2) a syringe (3) is inserted coaxial, one (3A) or two stages (3B), which drifts to a partial lengthener ( 4P) or total (4T) that gains the inside of the nozzle (5), in order to make it possible to offer medicine (M) to children, in a dosed and controlled way, combined with some type of drink or food (A) contained in the body (2) the baby bottle (1).

Description

"WOOD WITH COUPLED MEDICINAL DISPENSING SYRINGE"

This patent application is for an unpublished "ADAPTED MEDICINAL DISPENSING SYRINGE", especially a commonly used infant bottle, which has a coaxially positioned syringe whose full or partial lengthening element enters the mid portion of the nipple; making it possible to administer properly dosed liquid medicines with certain food contained in the body of the bottle properly stated, and the syringe may be of one or two stages.

It is very common for infants and children to refuse to take or inhale any kind of medicine in liquid or pasty state, which is the most appropriate form of presentation of drugs for low age. Since they are not used to the flavors and odors of medicines, they create several manifestations to express their refusal, starting with crying.

There are no parents who have not encountered such a situation, resulting in the principle of exasperation on both sides, which only makes the situation difficult. In addition to firmness of purpose on the part of parents or guardians, there are other solutions or features that are age-appropriate, in this case children up to one year, in which the best way to administer the medicine is with the help of a syringe (without the needle), which It is positioned directly in the mouth, towards the cheek and towards the posterior teeth, which is a buccal area less sensitive to bitterness.

Another known and used feature is the measuring spoons, which should be pressed against the lower lip of the small, which with a slight inclination directs the medicine into the mouth. Another solution is to combine the medicine with some kind of sweet drink mixed in bottles, however such This solution has some drawbacks, such as, for example, inadequate control of the concentration of the drug in relation to the aforementioned drink. Another point to note is that the child will not always take all the mixed content. Doses of medication should be accurate, otherwise an eventual lower dosage may not bring the expected result, as an overdose may cause at least one intoxication.

Therefore, it is noticeable the care that should surround the correct dosage of medicines given to infants and young children, that is, around one to two years, being the preferred form to that which mixes the medicine with some food or drink.

Aware of this preference, the inventor researched the state of the art related to bottles and found numerous patent documents that add functional improvements to them, such as Pl - 0004137-8 which anticipates a bottle that responds to the different positions of use in which mothers give to suckle babies or the different positions in which babies themselves hold their bottles. Basically, the invention is designed such that the bottle wall part that joins the bottle neck and the main body is in an inclined position. This causes milk or liquid food to flow below the main body of the bottle, which is at a higher level, to the bottom of the bottle, which is at a lower level.

The MU 8300720-2 anticipates a "Fisherman" type feeding bottle, consisting of a flexible tube attached to the hollow pin of a protective cap holder fixed to the lid end. Of course, other types and new features for the bottle are known, such as the MU 7400677-0 which consists of providing the body with the same removable thread-retained bottom to provide more effective cleaning and sterilization.

Other presentations or descriptions would be here in this inadequate, overly lengthy, and time-consuming request, since they differ greatly from the proposal presented.

The present application, by its own characteristics, presents a really effective solution to mask the taste and odor of the drug, easily tinged when combined with any drink or food, not arousing curiosity in the child, who takes the medication unnoticed.

Therefore, the claimed bottle, in addition to its known primary function, adds the function of mixing, in a dosed and controlled manner, a liquid or pasty medication, contained in a syringe and its partial or full lengthener, in a coaxial position to the body of the bottle. On the other hand, the bottle comes with two options of intermediate lids, one with a central leak for passage of the elongator or end of the syringe accompanied by perimeter tears and another blind lid in the central portion, with only perimeter tears used in the original mode of the bottle.

Optionally the bottle may be accompanied by a funnel that can be attached to the body of the bottle to help fill the bottle with some kind of beverage or liquid food.

In another constructional version, the rear end cap of the baby bottle, through-hole for the syringe or protractor, is accompanied by an ergonomic handle, ideal for the baby to hold the product during use as a conventional bottle.

In the following, the invention is explained with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which they are shown, by way of illustration and not limitation:

Fig. 1: Exploded perspective view of the bottle with coupled drug dispensing syringe;

Fig. 2: Lateral sectional view of the bottle with a one-stage coupled drug dispensing syringe;

Fig. 3: Side sectional view of the bottle with a two-stage coupled drug dispensing syringe;

Fig. 4: Detail of the stretcher coupled to the nozzle;

Fig. 5: Detail of the stretcher attached to the end of the syringe;

Fig. 6: Cross-sectional view of the baby bottle showing use in the application of detail of the intermediate lid;

Fig. 7: Cross-sectional view of the bottle showing its use in the baby bottle, with detail of the intermediate lid;

Fig. 8: Perspective view of the bottle with full lengthener and coupled drug dispensing syringe.

The "WOOD WITH COUPLED MEDICINE DISPENSING SYRINGE", object of this patent application, consists essentially of a bottle (1) in whose body (2) is inserted a coaxial (3), one (3A) or two stages (3B) ), which derives from a partial (4P) or total (4T) elongator that gains the inner part of the nozzle (5), so as to offer dosed and controlled medicine (M) for children, combined with some kind of drink or food (A) contained in the body (2) of the bottle (1).

More particularly, the bottle (1) has a preferably cylindrical or other body (2) and is provided with a threaded end nozzle (6) for securing the seat (7) of the rubber nozzle (5), where in turn fits the protective cap (8) or funnel (8F) properly capped. Concentric to the nozzle (6) there is a cylindrical hold (9) that supports the syringe (3) in its anterior portion, the complementary support being on account of a circular passage (10) denoted on the closing face of the back cover (T) of the body. The connection of the syringe (3) with the inner part of the nozzle (5) is accomplished by means of a partial elongator (4P) that enters the median portion of said nozzle (5), then by a total elongator (4T) that takes up the entire body (2) the bottle (1). The bottle (1) in question comes with two options of intermediate lids (11 and 12), the lid (11) being used in bottle-and-dispenser mode, with a circular casting with central casting (13) compatible with the tip (14) of the which flows the drug (M), in addition to perimeter tears (15) for passing the liquid or food (A) contained in the body (2) of the bottle (1). In this way it is possible with one hand to activate the plunger (16) of the syringe (3A) in the way that suits you best when applying the drug / drink or food. The second lid (12), used in bottle mode, has only tears (15) for the passage of the drink or food (A) with the blind center (17), avoiding air intake.

In a constructive variation, the elongator (4T) may occupy the entire body (2) of the bottle (1), with the end (14) of the syringe attached to the back cover (T). In another constructive version, the rear cover (T) of the The bottle (1) with passage (10) for the passage of the syringe (3 A or 3B) or its end (14) is accompanied by an ergonomic handle (18), ideal for the baby to hold the product during use as a conventional bottle.

Already the syringe can be of one stage (3 A) or a two-stage syringe (3 B), one for the drug (M) and another stage to hold the same drink or food (A) aiming to push the entire drug ( M) on the protractor (4P or 4T).

Claims (3)

1.) "WOOD WITH DISPOSED MEDICINAL PRODUCING SYRINGE" has the body (2) preferably cylindrical, or any other shape, and is fitted with a threaded end (6) for fixing the seat (7) rubber dobic, where in turn fits the protective cap (8) or funnel, characterized in that it has a one-stage syringe or syringe (3A) or two-stage (3B) supported on the stand (9) of the nozzle (6), the complementary support being provided by a circular passage (10) denoted in the back cover (T); the connection of the syringe (3) with the inner part of the nozzle (5) is accomplished by means of a partial elongator (4P) that enters the median portion of said nozzle (5), or by a total elongate (4T); the bottle (1) comes with two options of intermediate lids (11 and 12), the bottle (11), used in bottle and dispenser mode, with a circular hollow side (13) compatible with the end (14) of the syringe through the which drug flows, in addition to perimeter tears (15) for passing the liquid or food contained in the body (2); the lid (12), used as a bottle, has only the slots (15) for the passage of the beverage or food (A). 2.) "ADAPTED MEDICINAL DISPENSER SYLAMBER" according to claim 1, characterized in that the rear cap (T) with passage (10) for the passage of the syringe (3 A or 3B) or its end (14) is accompanied by a handle ( 18) ergonomic.