IP Library Patent Application 19363914
Patent Application
App. No. 19/363,914

ELECTRONIC DEVICES AND LIQUIDS FOR AEROSOLIZING AND INHALINGTHEREWITH

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App. No.
19/363,914
Abstract

An electronic device includes a mouthpiece, a bladder, and a mesh assembly having a mesh material and a piezoelectric material. The mesh material is in contact with a liquid of the bladder. The mouthpiece, the bladder, and the mesh assembly are located in-line along a longitudinal axis of the device between opposite longitudinal ends of the device, with the mesh assembly extending between and separating the mouthpiece and the bladder. A liquid-filled cartridge also is disclosed for use with an electronic device and includes a bladder; and a liquid contained within the container for aerosolizing and inhaling by a person using the electronic device. The liquid includes an aqueous formulation including a saline component, an acid component, and a nicotine component. The acid component includes a lactic acid. The aqueous formulation optionally includes one or more of a menthol component, an ethanol component, and a surfactant component.

Claims (37)

1 - 37 . (canceled)

38 . An electronic device for producing an aerosol for inhalation by a person, comprising:

(a) a cartridge assembly; and

(b) a handheld base assembly;

(c) wherein the cartridge assembly and handheld base assembly are configured to removably couple together;

(d) wherein the cartridge assembly comprises:

(i) a mouthpiece,

(ii) a cartridge, and

(iii) a liquid container assembly; and

(e) wherein the liquid container assembly comprises:

(i) a liquid container,

(ii) a wick contained within the liquid container, and

(iii) a mesh assembly; and

(f) wherein the mesh assembly comprises a mesh material and a piezoelectric material, the mesh material being configured to vibrate when the piezoelectric material is actuated whereby an aerosol is produced when the mesh material contacts a liquid of the liquid container such that the aerosol may be inhaled through the mouthpiece.

39 . The electronic device of claim 38 , wherein the handheld base assembly comprises circuitry and a power supply for actuating the mesh assembly.

40 . The electronic device of claim 38 , wherein the cartridge assembly and handheld base assembly are configured magnetically couple together.

41 . The electronic device of claim 38 , wherein the cartridge assembly magnetically mounts onto an end of the handheld base assembly.

42 . The electronic device of claim 38 , wherein the mesh assembly comprises a piezo mesh disk.

43 . The electronic device of claim 38 , wherein the wick comprises a lengthwise channel.

44 . The electronic device of claim 38 , wherein the mesh assembly is disposed on top of a mouth of the liquid container.

45 . The electronic device of claim 38 , wherein the wick is retained in constant contact with the mesh assembly.

46 . The electronic device of claim 38 , wherein an end of the wick is secured by protuberances extending from walls within the liquid container.

47 . The electronic device of claim 38 , further comprising a liquid in the liquid container comprising an aqueous formulation for aerosolizing and inhaling using the electronic device, the formulation comprising:

(a) a saline component;

(b) an acid component, wherein the acid component includes a lactic acid;

(c) a nicotine component; and

(d) a menthol component, wherein the menthol component is approximately 0.001% by mass to approximately 15% by mass of the formulation.

48 . The aqueous formulation of claim 47 , wherein the saline component includes a 0.9% NaCl saline solution.

49 . The aqueous formulation of claim 47 , wherein the saline component is approximately 30% by mass to approximately 99.998% by mass of the formulation.

50 . The aqueous formulation of claim 47 , wherein the acid component further includes one or more of benzoic acid, malic acid, tartaric acid, salicylic acid, levulinic acid, and hydrochloric acid.

51 . The aqueous formulation of claim 47 , wherein the acid component is approximately 0.001% by mass to approximately 25% by mass of the formulation.

52 . The aqueous formulation of claim 47 , wherein the nicotine component includes nicotine in a protonated form and nicotine in an unprotonated form.

53 . The aqueous formulation of claim 47 , wherein the nicotine component is approximately 0.001% by mass to approximately 5% by mass of the formulation.

54 . The aqueous formulation of claim 47 , wherein a pH value of the aqueous formulation measures between approximately 2 and approximately 5.

55 . The aqueous formulation of claim 47 , wherein the pH value of the aqueous formulation measures approximately 3.38.

56 . The aqueous formulation of claim 47 , further comprising an ethanol component, wherein the ethanol component is approximately 0.001% by mass to approximately 10% by mass of the formulation.

57 . The aqueous formulation of claim 47 , further comprising: an ethanol component and a surfactant component.

Assignments (2)
CHANGE OF NAME Recorded Dec 29, 2025
From: RESPIRA TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
To: QNOVIA, INC.
Reel/Frame 074121/0281 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Dec 29, 2025
From: DANEK, MARIO; CHENG, CHRISTOPHER KAR-HENG; WALSH, JOSEPH GENE; QUIGLEY, BRIAN; KOVACEVICH, IAN; BETTS, KASSIE
To: RESPIRA TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
Reel/Frame 073330/0791 →