fig1 presents a cross - section of the plaster from the side . the plaster consists of the dosing department 1 , which is an intermediate space between the film 10 and the skin 11 . from the edges it is restricted by thresholds or projections 3 , that seal the film 10 onto the skin 11 . from the dosing department 1 , there is connection via the connecting channel 5 to the store reservoir 2 , from which the ingredient can be dosed to the dosing reservoir 1 . the reservoir 2 can be according to the figure or implemented substantially more flat like the dosing department 1 . the plaster can be attached to the skin by different fixing means . the fixing means can be attached on top 7 of the film 10 or underneath 9 it ( between the film and the skin ), or the fixing means can be a fixing strap 8 attached to the film . the connecting channel 5 can in non - use be furnished with a tear - off protective tape 12 , thus protecting also the adhesive layers of the fixing means of the plaster or bandage . the active ingredient is stored in the store reservoir 2 , and in use the desired amount is dosed through the connecting channel 5 to the dosing department 1 , i . e . the store space and the dosing space contain the same ingredient . the threshold 3 can be made of non - deformable material . the part of the threshold that comes against the skin , can be rounded . the threshold prevents the possible adhesive and the ingredient to be dosed from coming into contact with each other . when there are several thresholds , these can divide the dosing space into several sections . several sealing thresholds can also be used . the innermost threshold 3 of the dosing chamber can be shaped so that the innermost edge 13 of the threshold ( fig4 ) operates as fixing threshold of a possible membrane and the membrane can also contain thresholds . the edge of the threshold 3 can be furnished with a projection 13 placed substantially in the film direction for the fixing of a possible membrane . from the different store departments there can be separate connecting channels between each dosing reservoir and store reservoir . this enables e . g . dosing of a different ingredient in the innermost section than in the outermost section of the dosing department 1 either concentrically or asymmetrically . the same device can contain dosing departments of different volume . there can be several store reservoirs for storing different ingredients , each reservoir having then its own connecting channel to e . g . a common dosing reservoir , where e . g . the ingredients can be mixed . this enables a longer storage of the ingredients . in the connecting channel 5 , the substance to be dosed can go in either direction . the store reservoir 2 or at least a part of its wall 14 , can be so formed that the volume of the chamber can be reduced by e . g . pressing , or increased , by which these measures either increase or decrease the administration on the skin , i . e . they cause the filling or emptying of the dosing department . for the dosing , the connecting channel 5 can also be furnished with a nozzle 6 , to control the dosing . the opening of the connecting channel 5 can be equipped with a valve ( nozzle ), e . g . a hose choker , or a plug , to prevent the exit of the substance from the dosing department 1 . the plaster stays fixed to the skin with the adhesive . before applying the plaster , the adhesive layer of the plaster and the opening of the connecting channel are protected by a protective film 12 in a normal way . fig5 presents one example of a valve in an application with two store reservoirs . the film and the adhesive agent is manufactured of suitable materials for each case . the film properties can be different in different applications of use . the same plaster can have two or several films , the films can be of different shapes in the same plaster . the substances to be dosed , which together can go bad quickly , can be mixed only in the dosing chamber when the plaster is being used . there can then be e . g . two or several store reservoirs containing different substances , e . g . in cases of cortisone ointments . the adhesive bond to fix the plaster is simplest a peripheral film edge outside the threshold , with an adhesive layer on the surface that comes towards the skin . it can also be of different shape than the film . in fig2 the outermost film section 14 has been compressed and the substance has flown to the dosing space 1 between the innermost film 10 and the skin 11 . the whole store reservoir 2 or part of its wall 14 , can be made of a flexible material , by which pressing the wall or the bellows - like gear creates a dosing pressure . the store chamber can also be filled so that the chamber or some part of the wall expands during the filling . the so created unpressurized or pressurized departments 2 can be preserved for later use . the valve 4 in the connecting channel 5 closes the store space , by which the possible pressure and the active ingredient are in a closed space inside the store reservoir 2 . the substance becomes accessible by opening the valve 4 . the flow rate of the substance can be affected by opening the valve and by the store space pressure . the connecting channel 5 can also have a nozzle 6 to control the flow rate . as a nozzle can function the whole channel opening &# 34 ; choker portion &# 34 ; ( nozzle ) or a valve in the channel . with the above means a desired dosing illustrated by the time - dose diagram can be achieved . the dosing can be made even or pulsing , it can be interrupted or the bellows - like gear can even be used to empty the dosing chamber . there can be one or several connecting channel openings . the valve or the like can control e . g . speed , quantity or direction of the ingredient to be dosed . fig3 presents a more flat embodiment of an at least two - chamber device , in which the films on top of each other are in the skin direction . also in this embodiment , the store chamber 2 can be pressurized when filling or a dosing pressure can be created by pressing the film 14 . the film 14 can be protected by a special protective film . in embodiments with several store reservoirs , these can be emptied at different times if desired . in fig6 the store and dosing spaces 2 and 1 are divided into sections by the threshold 3 in embodiments with two connecting channels and two store and two dosing spaces . the connecting channel can thus be formed of e . g . two or several parallel openings or a slit - shaped opening . fig7 presents the same plaster from underneath . fig8 presents an additional embodiment of the plaster , in which the dosing spaces have been divided into sections by ring - shaped thresholds . from the connecting channels there is a connection to the desired store space . the plaster comprises a store space as well as a dosing space , with a connection between them . the connection can be closed . the feeding of the substance to be dosed can be controlled through the connection . the substance to be dosed is stored in the plaster store space before use . the substance can be stored in more than one reservoir , by which the store reservoir is divided into sections by partitions . each reservoir can be in contact with the dosing space . the dosing space is restricted by walls , which prevent the contact between the ingredient to be dosed and the adhesive .
the objective of the invention is a new plaster and a method for delivering the substance to be dosed to the skin through the attached plaster . the invention can be used for the administering of different ingredients to be dosed by plaster .