Eugene J Meierhoefer

20060173425, Aug 3, 2006

Jan 26, 2006

11/340315

Eugene Meierhoefer - Salem SC, US

A61M 35/00

604300000

An eye drop guide uses a mirror to locate the orifice of a dispenser in line with the eye. The mirror is positioned at about 50 degrees from the orifice so that when a patient tilts his head and positions the mirror to see his own eye the orifice is aligned so that fluid will accurately drop into the eye. The mirror's position is determined by an arm that is attached to the dispenser. The arm may fold against the dispenser or be fixed in place. The arm may also be positioned in relationship to the dispenser by a ring or clasp attached to the arm that slips over the dispenser to secure the arm to the dispenser.

D2465744, Dec 6, 1977

Jun 4, 1975

5/583808

Eugene J. Meierhoefer - Hackettstown NJ

Warner-Lambert Company - Morris Plains NJ

D0901

D 9 67

41251865, Nov 14, 1978

Mar 10, 1978

5/885154

Eugene J. Meierhoefer - Hackettstown NJ

Warner-Lambert Company - Morris Plains NJ

B65D 2508

206221

This invention relates to a single use container package especially adapted for use as a pharmaceutical delivery system. It is a two unit package comprising a liquid containing bottle and an open ended pharmaceutical capsule.

D2535157, Nov 27, 1979

May 10, 1977

5/795571

Eugene J. Meierhoefer - Hackettstown NJ

Warner-Lambert Company - Morris Plains NJ

D0903

D 9192

39890449, Nov 2, 1976

Aug 11, 1975

5/603474

Eugene J. Meierhoefer - Hackettstown NJ

Warner-Lambert Company - Morris Plains NJ

A61M 500

128218N

A prefilled syringe having a barrel to hold a liquid medium is disclosed. The rear end of the barrel is sealed by means of a rubber diaphragm whereas the front end of the syringe is sealed by a stopper and a novel needle hub assembly whereby the integrity of the liquid medium remains static until the assembly is activated and the stopper pierced.

D2535165, Nov 27, 1979

May 10, 1977

5/795572

Eugene J. Meierhoefer - Hackettstown NJ

Warner-Lambert Company - Morris Plains NJ

D0903

D 9192

41779452, Dec 11, 1979

Mar 6, 1978

5/883609

Charles M. Schwartz - Columbus OH
Eugene J. Meierhoefer - Hackettstown NJ

Warner-Lambert Company - Morris Plains NJ

A61M 1102
B05B 730

239338

Humidifier and nebulizer adapter heads and humidifier assembly for inhalation therapy wherein high moisture content can be provided in a gas stream at high flow rates. The humidifier assembly consists of a disposable bottle and the disposable humidifier adapter head. The adapter head employs a conventional nebulizer to create a dense aerosol of sterile water and/or medicament entrained in an oxygen/air stream. The stream passes through a labyrinth of wide baffles which forces the stream to take a tortuous path resulting in turbulent flow and a high removal of droplets from the gas stream, but without generating a significant back pressure. The large surface area deflectors of the labyrinth also allow higher humidity of the gas stream due to evaporation. Water removed from the gas stream drains directly to the bottle.

46129260, Sep 23, 1986

Oct 11, 1985

6/786554

Anthony A. Boiarski - Columbus OH
Barbara H. Fleck - Randolph VT
Eugene J. Meierhoefer - Hackettstown NJ
Richard Razgaitis - Columbus OH

Battelle Development Corporation - Columbus OH

A61M 1102

12820021

An aspirator/nebulizer for use in inhalation therapy has dual oxygen nozzles extending into a cylindrical chamber into which air can be aspirated in a controlled manner via closable air holes. A 50 psig oxygen source can be diluted to atmospheric air to yield an oxygen/air mixture comprising less than 30% oxygen at the conventional patient flow rates of 30-60 liters per minute. The dual oxygen nozzles also allow pure oxygen to be delivered at rates of at least 40 liters per minute when such high flow rates of relatively pure oxygen are needed for short term therapy.