Device container

1. A container for holding a vial, a syringe barrel, and a syringe plunger rod, the container having a closed configuration and an open configuration, the container comprising:

a first member comprising an inner surface and an outer surface;

a second member coupled to the first member and configured to releasably hold the vial by its base, the second member comprising an outer surface; and

a third member coupled to the second member and comprising an inner surface and an outer surface,

wherein the container is configured such that in the closed configuration the outer surfaces of the first and third members are perpendicular to the outer surface of the second member,

wherein the container is configured such that in the open configuration the outer surfaces of the first, second, and third members lie flat on a preparation surface,

wherein the first member further comprises a first support wall and a second support wall, each extending upwardly from the inner surface of the first member and each comprising first and second structural features,

wherein the first structural features of the first and second support walls are aligned with one another so that the syringe barrel may be releasably mated to the first and second support walls of the first member,

wherein the second structural features of the first and second support walls are aligned with one another so that the syringe plunger rod may be releasably mated to the first and second support walls of the first member, and

wherein the first structural feature of each of the first and second support walls is an arcuate depression for releasably mating with the syringe barrel, and wherein the second structural feature of each of the first and second support walls is a groove for releasably mating with the syringe plunger rod, the syringe barrel and the syringe plunger rod being stored separately with respect to the first member.

2. The container of claim 1 , wherein the first, second, and third members are formed as a unitary structure.

3. The container of claim 2 , wherein the first, second, and third members are formed by an injection molding process.

4. The container of claim 1 , wherein the first member is coupled to the second member by a living hinge and the third member is coupled to the second member by a living hinge.

5. The container of claim 1 , wherein the first member and third member further comprise mating elements.

6. The container of claim 5 , wherein the mating elements of the first member extend from the outer surface of the first member.

7. The container of claim 1 , wherein the container is configured such that the syringe barrel can be coupled to the vial without first releasing the vial from the container.

8. The container of claim 1 , wherein the container is configured such that the container provides stability to the syringe barrel if the syringe barrel is coupled to the vial while the vial is still releasably held in position.

9. A container for holding a vial, a syringe barrel, and a syringe plunger rod, the container comprising:

a first member configured to releasably hold each of the syringe barrel and the syringe plunger rod upon first and second support walls extending upwardly from the first member;

a second member coupled to the first member and configured to releasably hold the vial by its base, and

a third member coupled to the second member,

wherein an outer surface of each of the first, second, and third members are configured to provide stability to a syringe barrel when the outer surface of the second member lies flat on a preparation surface when a syringe barrel is coupled to the vial while the vial is releasably held in an upright position,

wherein the first support wall and the second support wall each comprise first and second structural features, wherein the first structural features of the first and second support walls are aligned with one another so that the syringe barrel may be releasably mated to the first and second support walls of the first member, and wherein the second structural features of the first and second support walls are aligned with one another so that the syringe plunger rod may be releasably mated to the first and second support walls of the first member, and

wherein the first structural feature of each of the first and second support walls is an arcuate depression for releasably mating with the syringe barrel, and wherein the second structural feature of each of the first and second support walls is a groove for releasably mating with the syringe plunger rod, the syringe barrel and the syringe plunger rod being stored separately with respect to the first member.

10. The container of claim 9 , wherein the first, second, and third members are formed as a unitary structure.

11. The container of claim 10 , wherein the first, second, and third members are formed by an injection molding process.

12. The container of claim 9 , wherein the first member and third member further comprise mating elements.

13. The container of claim 12 , wherein the mating elements of the first member extend from the outer surface of the first member.

14. The container of claim 9 , wherein the container is configured such that the syringe barrel can be coupled to the vial without first releasing the vial from the container and wherein the container is configured such that the container provides stability to the syringe barrel if the syringe barrel is coupled to the vial while the vial is still releasably held in position.

15. A container for holding a vial, a syringe barrel, and a syringe plunger rod, the container having a closed configuration and an open configuration, the container comprising:

a top panel;

a side panel coupled to the top panel, wherein the side panel is configured to releasably hold the vial; and

a bottom panel coupled to the side panel,

wherein the container is configured such that in the closed configuration,

the top and bottom panels are approximately parallel to one another,

the side panel is approximately perpendicular to the top and bottom panels, and

the side panel is configured to releasably hold the vial in such a way that a longitudinal axis of the vial would be approximately parallel to the top and bottom panels,

wherein the top panel and the bottom panel are coupled to the side panel at opposite edges of the side panel,

wherein the top panel is configured to releasably hold each of the syringe barrel and the syringe plunger rod upon first and second support walls extending upwardly from the top panel,

wherein the first support wall and the second support wall each comprise first and second structural features, wherein the first structural features of the first and second support walls are aligned with one another so that the syringe barrel may be releasably mated to the first and second support walls of the top panel, and wherein the second structural features of the first and second support walls are aligned with one another so that the syringe plunger rod may be releasably mated to the first and second support walls of the top panel, and

wherein the first structural feature of each of the first and second support walls is an arcuate depression for releasably mating with the syringe barrel, and wherein the second structural feature of each of the first and second support walls is a groove for releasably mating with the syringe plunger rod, the syringe barrel and the syringe plunger rod being stored separately with respect to the top panel.

16. The container of claim 15 , wherein the container is configured such that the syringe barrel can be coupled to the vial without first releasing the vial from the container.

17. The container of claim 15 , wherein the container is configured such that the container provides stability to the syringe barrel if the syringe barrel is coupled to the vial while the vial is still releasably held in position.