ES1213484U - KIT FOR ADMINISTRATION OF MEDICINES (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Kit comprising a case (1) containing at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and a video device (3), wherein both the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) as the video device (3) are detachably attached to the case (1). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

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DESCRIPTION

DRUG ADMINISTRATION KIT

Self-administered medication delivery devices, such as, for example, pre-filled medical injectors, inhalers, transdermal delivery devices and the like are frequently used as part of a patient's medication schedule. For example, known self-administered medication delivery devices can be used as part of a patient's emergency care guideline. Emergency care guidelines may include, for example, using a self-injector to quickly self-administer a medication in response to an allergic reaction, for example, epinephrine, or for the treatment of other emergency situations such as poisoning. Known self-administered medication delivery devices can also be used as part of a patient's chronic care schedule. Chronic care guidelines may include, for example, using a pen injector to self-administer a medication according to a prescribed plan. Examples of chronic care guidelines may include, for example, insulin injection, human growth hormone injection (HGH), erythropoiesis stimulating agents (ESA), ¡ interferons and other chronic therapies, or the like. In addition, self-administered medication delivery devices can also be used for preventive / prophylactic therapies. Examples of preventive / prophylactic therapies include certain vaccines, such as a flu vaccine.

To operate some known medication delivery devices, the user may be asked to perform a series of operations. For example, to operate some known auto-injectors, the user must remove a protective cap, remove a locking device, place the auto-injector in a suitable position against the body and then press a button to operate the auto-injector. Failure to complete these operations correctly may result in an incomplete injection and / or an injection in an unwanted place in the body.

The likelihood of improper use of known medication delivery devices may be aggravated by the nature of the user and / or the circumstances under which

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Use these devices. For example, many users are not trained medical professionals and may never have received training in the operation of such devices. In addition, in certain situations, the user may not be the patient and therefore may not have experience with the medication delivery device. Similarly, since some known medication delivery devices are configured to be used with a relatively low frequency in response to an allergic reaction or the like, even users familiar with the device and / or having received training may not be Device operation experts. Finally, such devices often have to be used during an emergency situation, during which even experienced and / or trained users may be subject to confusion, panic and / or the physiological effects of the condition that needs treatment. It is essential that the person who needs the treatment can calm down and stop any panic by quickly and safely administering the required medication. It should also be possible for people who realize the emergency situation to help the patient. At best, even the elderly and children should be able to help the patient.

In US 9,278,177 B2 it has been suggested that the likelihood of improper use of known drug delivery devices can be significantly reduced if a medication delivery device is provided together with an output device that provides audio-visual output by a speaker and an LCD screen that shows step-by-step instructions for using the medication management device.

US 9,278,177 B2 suggests that a medication delivery device and an output device be provided together as a medical system in the form of a case containing both the medication delivery device and the output device. However, according to the system suggested by document 9.278.177 B2, the patient has to carry the entire case to be able to receive the audiovisual instructions to use the medication delivery device.

However, this is disadvantageous because said case is bulky and carrying it is inconvenient and undesirable. Consequently, the patient cannot carry the medication delivery device at all times, so possibly the device

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Medication administration is not available when needed. In addition, the patient can remove the medication delivery device from the case to carry only the medication delivery device and avoid carrying the bulky case. However, in this case the audiovisual instructions for using the medication delivery device may not be available when necessary so that the probability of improper use of the medication delivery device increases.

The problems of the prior art are solved thanks to the subject matter of the patent claims. The problems are solved, in particular, by a kit comprising a case (1) containing at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and a video device (3), where both the at least one device Medication administration (4, 4a) as the video device (3) are detachably attached to the case (1).

The video device is a device to play a video. As used herein, the term "video" refers to a series of images that are presented sequentially to retransmit visual instructions for the use of the medication delivery device. The speed at which the images are presented sequentially is not particularly limited. The images can be presented sequentially at a speed that causes the viewer to perceive the visual instructions for the use of the medication delivery device as a film. That is, the speed at which the images are presented can be a speed that causes the viewer to perceive the visual instructions for the use of the medication delivery device as a continuously moving image. Alternatively, the speed may be such that the visual instructions for the use of! Medication management device is presented as a slide show. That is, the speed at which the images are presented can be such that the viewer perceives the moment at which an image is replaced by the next image in the series. In examples where the series is presented as a slide show, the presentation of the sequence may be automatic and / or involve the participation of the user to replace an image with the next or previous image in the series.

The kit of the present invention comprises a case (1). The case (1) is useful for

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compactly combine the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3). In principle, any type of case (1) that is large enough to contain the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3) is suitable. Preferably, the case (1) is made of a resistant material to prevent external forces from causing damage to at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and / or to the video device (3). Preferred materials are selected from the group consisting of cardboard, plastic and metal.

Preferably, the kit comprises a video access means (11) in addition to the video device. The video access medium can be used to access a training video comprising visual instructions (video instructions) for the use of the medication delivery device. As discussed above, the training video can comprise a movie, or a slide show. Preferably, the training video comprises a movie. The video instructions are preferably step-by-step instructions for the use of the medication delivery device (4, 4a).

The video device may be to display a video other than the training video. For example, the video device may be to display a video in which the speed at which the images are presented is such that the viewer perceives the moment at which an image is replaced by the next image in the series, and the Training video can be displayed at a speed that makes the viewer perceive visual instructions for using the medication delivery device like a movie.

In embodiments that include the video access medium (11), the case (1) is large enough to contain the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a), the video device (3) and the media access to video (11).

In some embodiments, the video access medium comprises a graphic representation that contains information regarding the instructions of the video for the use of the medication delivery device (4, 4a). Preferably, the graphic representation represents data describing a reference to a place where the training video can be used. In some embodiments, the reference to a place is a Uniform Resource Identifier. For example, the Uniform Resource Identifier can be a

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Uniform Resource Locator that refers to a web page (a “web address”).

In some embodiments, the graphic representation comprises a barcode. The barcode can be a two-dimensional (2D) barcode. That is, the barcode can be a matrix barcode. Preferably, the barcode is a Quick Response code (QR code). In these embodiments, the barcode represents data that describes a reference to a place where the video instructions can be viewed. Preferably, the reference is a URI. Preferably, the URI is a URL for a web page where the training video can be viewed (that is, the URI is an address for a web page).

The graphic representation is machine readable. In some embodiments, the graphic representation can be read by a mobile device (for example, a mobile phone). By scanning the graphic representation, the mobile device can obtain the information related to the video instructions for the use of the medication delivery device.

In some embodiments, the video access means comprises a data storage device that contains a video comprising video instructions for the use of the medication delivery device. The data storage device can be any type of data storage device. You can incorporate electronic, magnetic, optical and / or other types of storage media. For example, in some embodiments the data storage device is an optical disk. In some other embodiments, the data storage device is a solid state memory device, such as a memory card. Preferably, the data storage device is a USB memory. In these embodiments, the data storage device contains video data.

In some embodiments, the data storage device (for example, the USB memory) only contains a training video comprising instructions from! video for the use of the medication administration device.

Alternatively, the data storage device may also comprise a player to play the training video comprising video instructions

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for the use of the medication delivery device. The player can be a piece of hardware or a software program to play video data. In these embodiments, the data storage device may be encoded with one or more programs which, when run on one or more processors, causes the training video that comprises instructions of! video.

The data storage device (11) may comprise an integrated physical interface for communicating data to a computer.

By providing the means of access to the video (11), in addition to the video device (3), the kit can provide a user with even more options regarding how to view the video instructions. In this way, the kit can provide improved user comfort. In addition, the video access medium can provide intrinsic security, in case the video device malfunctions. This may reduce the risk of improper use of the medication delivery device.

Preferably, the video instructions comprise audiovisual instructions for the use of the medication delivery device.

Preferably, the case (1) of the present invention can be closed. Thus, preferably the case (1) can reversibly change from an open state to a closed state and from a closed state to an open state. Preferably, the case

(1) comprises a cover (2) configured to close e! case (1). Preferably, the lid

(2) can move between an open position, in which access to at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and to the video device (3) in the case (1) is possible, and a closed position , in which access to at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and to the video device (3) in e! Case (1) is avoided by the cover (2). Optionally, in the closed position, access to! Access to the video in the case (1) is also avoided by the cover (2). Preferably, the cover (2) can be moved between the open position and the closed position by means of a hinge that connects the cover (2) to the case body. Preferably, the cover (2) comprises closing means (2a) for fixing the cover (2) in the closed position by detachably attaching the cover (2) to the case body (1). Preferably, the closing means (2a) are located on the opposite side of the hinge. Preferably, the closing means (2a) are configured to interact with corresponding closing means on

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the body of the case (1), so that the closing means (2a) in the cover (2) and the corresponding closing means in the body of! case (1) form a closing mechanism. Preferred closing mechanisms are selected from the group consisting of magnetic closures, zippers and hook and loop closures.

The case (1) contains at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a). Preferably, the case (1) contains exactly two medication delivery devices (4, 4a), preferably a first medication delivery device (4) and a second medication delivery device (4a). Preferably, the first medication delivery device (4) and the second medication delivery device (4a) are interchangeable. Preferably, the medication delivery devices (4, 4a) of the invention are configured for the self-administration of medications. Preferred medication delivery devices (4, 4a) are selected from the group consisting of prefilled medical injectors, autoinjectors, inhalers and transdermal delivery devices.

Preferably, the medication delivery device (4, 4a) comprises at least one active ingredient. Preferred active ingredients are selected from the group consisting of epinephrine, insulin, human growth hormone (HGH), erythropoiesis stimulating agents (ESA), interferons and vaccines, such as a flu vaccine. More preferably, the active ingredient is selected from! group consisting of epinephrine, insulin, human growth hormone (HGH) and erythropoiesis stimulating agents (ESA).

The case (1) also contains a video device (3). The video device (3) is preferably configured to provide visual or audiovisual instructions for the use of the medication delivery device (4, 4a). Audiovisual instructions are preferred. The instructions are preferably step-by-step instructions for the use of the medication delivery device (4, 4a). Instructions for the use of the medication delivery device (4, 4a) are useful for reducing the likelihood of improper use of the medication delivery device (4, 4a).

The kit may comprise a means to start the repetition of the instructions for use

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of the medication delivery device via e! Video device when the case is open. Preferably, the kit comprises a means for automatically initiating the repetition of the instructions for the use of the medication delivery device by means of the video device when the e! case. For example, the kit may comprise a sensor arranged to detect the opening of the case and a control configured to control the video device to reproduce the visual or audiovisual instructions in response to a signal from the sensor indicating that the case has been opened.

Preferably, the video device (3) is small in comparison. A small video device (3) in comparison can be carried in a practical way. Preferably, the size of the video device (3) is comparable to the size of the medication delivery device (4, 4a). This allows the video device (3) and the medication delivery device (4, 4a) to be carried together in a practical way. Preferably, the length of the video device (3) is at most 200%, more preferably at most 150%, more preferably at most 125%, more preferably at most 110% of the length of the medication delivery device (4, 4a). Preferably, the width of the video device (3) is at most 200%, more preferably at most 150%, more preferably at most 125%, more preferably at most 110% of the width of the medication delivery device (4 , 4th). Preferably, the thickness of the video device

(3) is a maximum of 200%, more preferably a maximum of 150%, more preferably a maximum of 125%, more preferably a maximum of 110% of the thickness of the medication delivery device (4, 4a). Preferably, the length of the video device (3) is a maximum of 20 cm, more preferably a maximum of 15 cm, more preferably a maximum of 12 cm, more preferably a maximum of 10 cm. Preferably, the width of the video device (3) is a maximum of 10 cm, more preferably a maximum of 8 cm, more preferably a maximum of 6 cm, more preferably a maximum of 5 cm. Preferably, the thickness of the video device (3) is a maximum of 2 cm, more preferably a maximum of 1.5 cm, more preferably a maximum of 1.2 cm, more preferably a maximum of 1 cm, more preferably a maximum of 0.8 cm , more preferably at most 0.5 cm, more preferably at most 0.2 cm. Preferably, the dimensions of! video device (3) is a maximum of 20x10x2 cm, more preferably, a maximum of 15x8x1.5 cm, more preferably a maximum of 12x6x1 cm, more preferably a maximum

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10x5x0.5 cm. For example, dimensions of a maximum of 20x10x2 cm mean, according to the present description, that e! Video device (3) has a length of a maximum of 20 cm, a width of a maximum of 10 cm and a thickness of a maximum of 2 cm.

Both the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3) are detachably attached to the case (1). The withdrawal of the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3) from the case (1) allows carrying the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the medication device video (3) without the need to carry the entire case (1). Since you carry the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and e! video device (3) without the case (1) is much more comfortable compared to carrying the entire bulky case (1), it is more likely, compared to the prior art, for the patient to certainly carry the medication delivery device (4, 4a) at all times so that the medication delivery device (4, 4a) is available when needed. In addition, since the video device can be removed from the bulky case (1), it is more likely, compared to the prior art, for the patient to also carry the video device (3) so that the instructions for the use of the device Medication administration (4, 4a) are available when needed. In this way, the probability of improper use of the medication delivery device (4, 4a) decreases compared to the prior art.

In embodiments in which the kit comprises a video access means (11), preferably the video access means is detachably attached to the case (1). This allows the means of access to the video to be carried independently of the case (1), which may be more comfortable compared to carrying the entire case (1).

Preferably, the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3) are attached to the case (1) by retention means. Preferably, the retention means are part of the case (1). The retention means (2b) for the video device (3) are preferably located on the inner surface of the cover (2).

Optionally, the video access means (11) is also attached to the case (1) by retention means. Preferably, the video access means (11) is detachably attached to the case (1) independently of the at least one device

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administration of medications (4, 4a) and the video device (3), so that the means of access to the video can be removed from the case (1) independently of the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3).

Preferably, the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3) are attached to the case (1) such that access to at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) ) and the video device (3) is avoided when the cover (2) is in the closed position. Thus, the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3) are protected from external forces if the lid (2) is in the closed position.

Preferably, the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3) are detachably attached to the case (1) such that the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3) can be removed from the case (1) independently of each other. In this way, the patient can decide whether the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) or the video device (3) should be taken, or at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) as the video device (3). For example, for patients who have a lot of experience with the self-administration of! medication there is no need to carry the video device (3). On the other hand, it can be advantageous that the video device (3) can be carried separately because it can then be used for training purposes without the need to carry the expensive and potentially delicate medication delivery device (4, 4a). In addition, it may not be advantageous both to receive the instructions provided by the video device (3) and to administer the medication through the use of the medication delivery device (4, 4a), if the video device (3) and the medication delivery device (4, 4a) were inseparably connected to each other.

Preferably, the case (1) also comprises a medication delivery device simulator (6). Said simulator (6) may be useful for testing how to apply the medication delivery device (4, 4a). Preferably, the medication delivery device simulator (6) is formed analogously to the medication delivery device (4, 4a). However, the medication delivery device simulator (6) does not contain any medication unlike the medication delivery device (4, 4a). In this way, the

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patient can use the medication administration device simulator (6) according to the instructions provided by the video device (3) in order to practice the medication self-administration.

Preferably, the case (1) also comprises a removable cover (5) for the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and / or e! video device (3). Preferably, the cover (5) is a bag (5). Preferably, the cover (5) comprises a first compartment (9) for receiving the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and a second compartment (10) for receiving the video device (3). This allows the video device (3) and the medication delivery device (4, 4a) to be carried together in a practical way. In some embodiments, the case (1) also comprises a third compartment for receiving the data storage device (11).

Preferably, the first compartment (9) can be closed. In this way, the first compartment (9) can reversibly change from an open state to a closed state and from a closed state to an open state. Preferably, the first compartment (9) comprises a cover configured to close the first compartment (9). Preferably, the lid can be moved between an open position, in which access to at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) in the first compartment (9) is possible, and a closed position, in which access At least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) in the first compartment (9) is avoided by the lid. Preferably, the cover can be moved between the open position and the closed position by means of a hinge that connects the cover to the body of the cover (5). Preferably, the cover (5) comprises closing means (7) for reversibly fixing the lid in the closed state so that the first compartment (9) is in the closed state. Preferred closure means (7) are selected from the group consisting of magnetic closures, zippers and hook and loop closures. In particular, the preferred closure means (7) are zippers.

Preferably, the second compartment (10) can be closed. Thus, preferably the second compartment (10) can reversibly change from an open state to a closed state and from a closed state to an open state. Preferably, the cover (5) comprises closing means (8) configured to reversibly close the second compartment (10), so as to reversibly fix the

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second compartment (10) in the closed state. Preferably, the closing means (8) can be moved between an open position, in which access to the video device (3) in the second compartment (10) is possible, and a closed position, in which access to the device Video (3) in the second compartment (10) is avoided by the closing means (8). Preferred closure means (8) are selected from the group consisting of elastic bands, magnetic closures, zippers and hook and loop closures. In particular, the preferred closure means (8) are elastic bands and magnetic closures. The most preferred closure means (8) are still elastic bands.

In preferred embodiments, both the first compartment (9) and the second compartment (10) can be closed.

The case (1) of the present invention may also comprise both a medication delivery device simulator (6) and a removable sleeve (5) for the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and / or the video device (3).

The present invention will be explained in more detail with respect to the preferred embodiments shown in Figures 1 to 5. It is understood that the present invention is not limited to the embodiments shown in the figures. Instead, these embodiments are preferred and representative embodiments that illustrate in an exemplary manner the inventive concept of the present invention.

Figure 1 shows a perspective diagram of a case (1) of the present invention. In Figure 1, the case (1) is in a closed state that does not allow direct access to at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3) contained in the case (1) . The case (1) must be opened to access at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3).

Figure 2 shows a perspective diagram of a case (1) of the present invention. Figure 2 shows a preferred embodiment according to the present invention, in a schematic illustration. Figure 2 shows the case (1) in an open state. In this way, the lid (2) is in an open position so that access to the medication delivery devices (4, 4a) and the video device (3) in the case (1) is possible. According to the embodiment shown in Figure 2, the case (1) comprises

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exactly two medication delivery devices (4, 4a). The video device (3) is attached to the case (1) by retention means (2b). The retention means (2b) for the video device (3) are located on the inner surface of the cover (2). The cover (2) can be moved between the open position and the closed position by means of a hinge that connects the cover (2) to the case body. The cover (2) comprises closing means (2a) to fix the cover (2) in the closed position by detachably attaching the cover (2) to the case body (1). The closing means (2a) are located on the opposite side of the hinge. The case (1) also comprises a removable cover (5) for the medication delivery devices (4, 4a) and for the video device (3). The case (1) also comprises a means of access to the video (11), which is attached to the case. In this embodiment, the means of access to! Video (11) is a matrix barcode, such as a QR code. When the matrix barcode is scanned using a mobile device, the mobile device is configured to open a web page at the URL address stored by the matrix barcode. The website shows a training video that provides video instructions for the use of medication delivery devices (4, 4a). In this way, you can quickly access the video instructions for the use of the medication delivery device, using a mobile device.

Figure 3 shows a perspective diagram of a case (1) of the present invention. Figure 3 shows the case (1) in an open state. Figure 3 shows an embodiment

preferred according to the present invention. Figure 3 shows an embodiment

alternative compared to the embodiment shown in Figure 2. The case (1) shown in Figure 3 comprises a medication delivery device simulator (6). In addition, the case (1) includes a USB device (not shown). The USB device stores a training video that provides video instructions for the use of the medication management device.

Figure 4 shows a perspective diagram of a case (1) of the present invention. Figure 4 shows the case (1) in an open state. Figure 4 shows an embodiment

preferred according to the present invention. Figure 4 shows an embodiment

alternative compared to the embodiments shown in Figures 2 and 3. The case (1) shown in Figure 4 does not include a drug delivery device simulator (6) or a removable cover (5) for the delivery devices of medications (4, 4a) and for the video device (3). In addition, the case (1) includes a

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USB device (not shown). The USB device stores a training video that provides video instructions for the use of the medication management device.

Figure 5 shows a perspective diagram of a removable cover (5) for the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and for the video device (3). The cover (5) comprises a first compartment (9) for receiving the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and a second compartment (10) for receiving the video device (3). The cover (5) comprises closing means (7) for reversibly closing e! first compartment (9). The cover (5) also comprises closing means (8) for reversibly closing the second compartment (10).

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Claims (18)

5 10 fifteen twenty 25 30 35 1. Kit comprising a case (1) containing at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and a video device (3), where both e! At least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) such as the video device (3) is detachably attached to the case (1). 2. Kit according to claim 1, which also comprises a means of accessing the video in addition to the video device. 3. Kit according to claim 2 wherein the video access means comprises one or both of (a) a graphic representation containing information related to video instructions for the use of the medication delivery device and (b) a device of data storage comprising instructions from! video for the use of the medication administration device. 4. Kit according to claim 2, wherein the graphic representation comprises a barcode representing data describing a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI), and preferably where the barcode is a two-dimensional barcode, more preferably where The barcode is a Quick Response code (QR code). 5. Kit according to claim 3, wherein the data storage device comprises an integrated interface for communicating with a personal computer, preferably where the data storage device is a Universal Serial Bus (USB) memory device. 6. Kit according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the case (1) can be closed by a mobile cover (2) between an open position and a closed position. 7. Kit according to claim 6, wherein the cover (2) comprises closing means (2a) for fixing the cover (2) in the closed position by detachably holding the cover (2) to the case body (1) . 5 10 fifteen twenty 25 30 35 8. Kit according to claim 7, wherein the closing means (2a) are configured to interact with corresponding closing means in the case body (1) so that the closing means (2a) in the cover (2) ) and the corresponding closure means in the case body (1) form a closing mechanism selected from the group consisting of magnetic closures, zippers and hook and loop closures. 9. Kit according to at least one of the preceding claims, wherein the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3) are detachably attached to the case (1) in such a way that access to at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and video device (3) is prevented when the lid (2) is in the closed position. 10. Kit according to at least one of the preceding claims, wherein the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3) are detachably attached to the case (1) in such a way that the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and the video device (3) can be removed from the case (1) independently of each other. 11. Kit according to at least one of the preceding claims, wherein the case (1) contains a first medication delivery device (4) and a second medication delivery device (4a). 12. Kit according to a! less one of the preceding claims, wherein the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) is selected from the group consisting of prefilled medical injectors, autoinjectors, inhalers and transdermal delivery devices. 13. Kit according to a! at least one of the preceding claims, wherein the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) comprises at least one active ingredient. 14. Kit according to at least one of the preceding claims, wherein the active ingredient is selected from the group consisting of epinephrine, insulin, human growth hormone (HGH) and erythropoiesis stimulating agents (ESA). 15. Kit according to at least one of the preceding claims, wherein the dimensions of the video device (3) are at most 20x10x2 cm, preferably 15x8x1.5 cm and more preferably 12x6x1.2 cm. 5 16. Kit according to at least one of the preceding claims, wherein the device Video (3) is configured to provide visual or audiovisual instructions for the use of the medication delivery device (4, 4a). 17. Kit according to at least one of the preceding claims, wherein the case (1) 10 also comprises a medication delivery device simulator (6). 18. Kit according to at least one of the preceding claims, wherein the case (1) also comprises a removable cover (5) for the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and / or the video device (3). fifteen 19. Kit according to claim 9, wherein the cover (5) comprises a first compartment (9) for receiving the at least one medication delivery device (4, 4a) and a second compartment (10) for receiving the device of video (3). twenty