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One step manually activated injection apparatus capable of injecting multiple pre-measured doses of liquid medicaments without visibility of needle. It is composed of cylindrical housing unit with small aperture at bottom and removeable manual plunger unit at the top, and within housing unit there i

One step manually activated injection apparatus capable of injecting multiple pre-measured doses of liquid medicaments without visibility of needle. It is composed of cylindrical housing unit with small aperture at bottom and removeable manual plunger unit at the top, and within housing unit there is a syringe unit composed of a piston, ampule with pre-measured liquid medicament, needle covered with sterile sheath and clip apparatus attached onto the ampule. The injection apparatus is placed in ready position by contacting the bottom of housing unit against a skin surface. One forward manual push on manual plunger unit performs two distinct functions. First, the manual plunger unit engages the clip apparatus attached to syringe ampule, permitting forward movement of syringe unit within housing unit, allowing needle to pierce sheath and pass externally through aperture of housing unit without visibility into the skin. Secondly, a continuous forward push on manual plunger unit allows clip apparatus to move into reduced diameter transitions in housing unit, forcing clips internally to contact onto ampule, permitting manual plunger unit to disengage from clip apparatus and move forward exerting pressure on syringe piston, which pushes liquid medicament through needle into the skin. After injection of liquid medicament, radial pressure exerted by clip apparatus against internal diameter of manual plunger unit permits removal of syringe unit (i.e. clip apparatus, syringe piston, needle and sheath) simply by pulling removeable manual plunger unit from housing unit. This allows ad-finitum exchange of syringe unit refills into cylindrical housing unit for subsequent premeasured liquid medicament injections.

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A manually operated refillable injection apparatus comprising: a housing unit having diameter transition means and aperture means, said aperture means located at a distal end of said housing unit, a syringe unit operatively engagable within and removable from said housing unit comprising; an ampule

A manually operated refillable injection apparatus comprising: a housing unit having diameter transition means and aperture means, said aperture means located at a distal end of said housing unit, a syringe unit operatively engagable within and removable from said housing unit comprising; an ampule containing liquid medicament, a piston, a needle, and a sterile protective sheath, a manual plunger unit operatively engagable with and removable from the proximal end of said housing unit, said manual plunger having internal rib means contacting said piston, a clip apparatus fitted to said ampule, said clip apparatus having L-shaped members which engage a distal end of said manual plunger unit such that, a manual pushing force applied to a proximal end of said plunger unit moves said syringe unit distally within said housing unit pushing said needle into the skin, said diameter transition means providing guide means for guiding said L-shaped members radially inwardly to contact said ampule as said manual plunger unit is pushed thereby disengaging said L-shaped members from the distal end of said manual plunger unit and whereupon, continued pushing of said manual plunger unit causes said internal rib means to push said piston in the distal direction and force liquid medicament through said needle into the skin, said sterile protective sheath having a closed distal end and a proximal end, said proximal end permanently and sealingly engaging said needle thereby preventing contamination of said needle, said sheath being piercable by said needle when said manual plunger unit is pushed into said housing unit, thereby allowing the needle to enter the skin of the patient directly after passing through said sheath and said aperture, said sheath remaining attached to and being removed with said syringe unit whereby, a plurality of syringe units may be used within the housing unit without compromizing the sterility of the needles of said syringe units.