Insulin storage box

Abstract

The invention relates to the technical field of insulin storage appliance application, in particular to an insulin storage box which comprises a main box body, a storage drawer, a tool cabinet, a shaking-up assembly and an amplifying assembly.The insulin storage box is simple in overall structure, low in manufacturing cost, light and portable in structure and high in functionality, integrates multiple functions into a whole in design and is convenient to use. Comprising a multi-temperature-zone storage function, a stable insulin pen storage function, an efficient and safe shaking function, a magnifying function convenient for people with poor eyesight to use and the like, and the functions are realized through reasonable design and ingenious combination without depending on a complex mechanical structure or high technical cost. Due to the design, the function is realized, the structure of the whole safe deposit box is kept simple, the manufacturing cost is reduced, and meanwhile, due to the light and portable structural design, the insulin safe deposit box is easy to carry and use and suitable for being used in various occasions.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of insulin storage equipment technology, specifically an insulin storage box. Background Technology

[0002] Insulin, as a biological agent, has strict requirements for storage conditions. It needs to be stored at a suitable temperature to ensure its activity and stability. Generally, unopened insulin should be stored in a refrigerated environment between 2°C and 8°C. Although opened insulin can be stored at room temperature, excessively high or low temperatures may still affect its efficacy. In addition, insulin should be protected from light, vibration, and violent shaking, as these factors can damage its structure and function. Against this backdrop, insulin storage boxes have emerged. They are devices specifically designed to store insulin pens, providing a safe and stable storage environment for insulin.

[0003] However, existing insulin storage boxes have certain shortcomings in use. They are limited to basic low-temperature storage, lacking the integration of multiple functions such as multi-temperature zone storage, stable storage of insulin pens, shaking function, and magnification. This single-function design cannot meet the diverse needs of users in insulin storage, use, and carrying. Existing insulin storage boxes rely on complex mechanical structures or high technical costs to achieve their functions, resulting in complex overall structures, high manufacturing costs, and difficulties in repair and maintenance. They also lack a dedicated shaking function, or the shaking function is poorly designed, requiring users to manually shake the insulin pen. Manual shaking may result in uneven distribution or improper force, affecting the uniformity of insulin and the accuracy of injection dosage. Furthermore, existing insulin storage boxes do not consider the needs of visually impaired users, lacking magnification or similar auxiliary designs, making it difficult for users to see the insulin pen markings and affecting the accuracy of dosage adjustment. Summary of the Invention

[0004] To address the problems in the prior art, the present invention provides an insulin storage box.

[0005] The technical solution adopted by the present invention to solve its technical problems is as follows: An insulin storage box, including a main box body, a storage drawer, a tool cabinet, a shaking component and a magnifying component. The main box body is a cabinet structure with an opening at one end. A partition is provided in the middle of the main box body. The interior of the main box body is divided by the partition into two low-temperature storage areas with different temperatures. The two storage drawers are respectively slidably engaged in the two low-temperature storage areas of the main box body. The interior of the main box body of this insulin storage box is divided by a partition into two low-temperature storage areas with different temperatures. The two storage drawers are respectively slidably engaged in the two low-temperature storage areas of the main box body. The low-temperature storage area with a temperature controlled at 2°C - 8°C is used to store unopened insulin, and the injection area with a temperature controlled at 20°C - 30°C is used to store insulin in use. The main box body of this storage box is small and portable and can be used independently. It supports both power supply by a power bank, which is convenient for carrying out, and can also utilize the vehicle-mounted power supply, which is especially suitable for long-distance transportation of insulin and provides a stable storage environment for insulin and other items. The tool cabinet is fixed on one side of the main box body, and the shaking component is arranged in the tool cabinet. The shaking component of this insulin storage box includes a vertical plate, a flipping frame and a rotating component, which can rotate horizontally and flip up and down to shake the insulin pen. The insulin pen usually needs to be shaken before use to ensure the uniformity of insulin. The magnifying component is installed on the side of the main box body away from the tool cabinet;

[0006] Among them, drawer handles are installed at one end of the outer sides of the two storage drawers. Storage racks are arranged in the storage drawers of the injection area. The storage rack is composed of three horizontal plates and two vertical plates. The two vertical plates are respectively fixed on both sides of the three parallel horizontal plates. The cross-section of the storage rack is in the shape of a Chinese character 'Ri'. A number of first jacks with diameters adapted to the insulin pen are opened on the two upper horizontal plates of the storage rack, and the positions of the first jacks on the two horizontal plates are aligned one by one. This unique design of the storage rack provides a dedicated storage position for the insulin pen. The insulin pen is a common insulin injection tool, and its shape and size are relatively fixed. By setting the first jacks on the storage rack with diameters adapted to the insulin pen, the insulin pen can be firmly inserted into it, avoiding the insulin pen from rolling or colliding randomly in the drawer. At the same time, the positions of the first jacks on the two horizontal plates are aligned one by one, so that the insulin pen can be placed vertically in the storage rack. In the actual process of putting into use, a partition is usually arranged in the storage drawer to divide the interior of the storage drawer into two parts, which are respectively used as the storage area for rapid-acting insulin and the storage area for basal insulin, and a 28-day countdown is set for each area.

[0007] Preferably, the cross-section of the tool cabinet is in the shape of a 'U'. One end of the tool cabinet is fixed to the side of the main box body. The top of the tool cabinet is provided with a top plate with a notch. A cabinet door is provided at the end of the tool cabinet away from the main box body, and a door handle is installed on the side of the cabinet door away from the tool cabinet.

[0008] Preferably, the shaking component is horizontally movable and fitted inside the tool cabinet. The cabinet door is connected to the shaking component. Pulling the cabinet door horizontally away from the tool cabinet can pull the shaking component out of the tool cabinet. The tool cabinet of this insulin storage box is fixed to one side of the main box and is used to place the shaking component. When the rotating component is flipped to the bottom, the shaking component can be retracted into the tool cabinet, which protects the shaking component. By setting up the tool cabinet to store the shaking component, it is possible to effectively prevent the shaking component from being bumped, contaminated by dust or other accidental damage during idleness or transportation.

[0009] Preferably, the shaking assembly includes a vertical plate, a flipping frame, and a rotating assembly. The vertical plate is vertically arranged and movable within the tool cabinet. The flipping frame is rotatably mounted on the upper part of the vertical plate and on the side away from the main body. A support plate is horizontally fixed at the top end of the flipping frame near the vertical plate. The rotating assembly is horizontally rotatably mounted on the top of the support plate.

[0010] Preferably, a slider is fixed at the bottom of the upright plate, and a horizontal groove is opened on the inner wall of the bottom of the tool cabinet. The slider slides and engages in the groove. The upright plate moves and engages in the tool cabinet through the slider. A traction plate is horizontally fixed on the side of the upright plate near the bottom and away from the main body. The end of the traction plate away from the upright plate is connected to the side of the cabinet door.

[0011] Preferably, a rotating rod is rotatably fitted on the upper part of the upright plate and the side away from the main housing. The tilting frame is fixed on the rotating rod and is rotatably fitted on one side of the upright plate through the rotating rod. A motor that drives the rotating rod and the tilting frame to rotate is horizontally installed on the upper part of the upright plate and the side closer to the main housing.

[0012] Preferably, a bevel gear disk is fixed on the upper part of the upright plate and on the side away from the main body. A rotating seat is rotatably fitted on the top of the support plate. The rotating component is fixed on the top of the rotating seat. A bevel gear is rotatably fitted on the bottom of the support plate. The bevel gear is connected to the rotating seat through a rotating shaft and maintains synchronous rotation. The bevel gear meshes with the bevel gear disk, and the bevel gear and the bevel gear disk form a right-angle output transmission. The design of this shaking component is that the rotating rod is driven by a motor to rotate. The rotating rod drives the flipping frame to flip up and down, which in turn drives the rotating component to flip up and down. By utilizing the meshing of the bevel gear and the bevel gear disk, the rotating component flips up and down while rotating on its own axis, so that the insulin pen fixed inside the rotating component can perform a shaking action that is synchronized by flipping up and down and rotating on its own axis.

[0013] Preferably, the rotating assembly includes a support frame, a limiting cover plate, and a first hinge. The support frame has a U-shaped cross-section and several fixing plates are horizontally and evenly spaced within it. Each fixing plate has a second insertion hole, which is vertically aligned and has a diameter that matches the diameter of the insulin pen. The limiting cover plate has an inverted L-shaped structure and is hinged to one of the top ends of the support frame via the first hinge. An elastic band is connected to the end of the limiting cover plate away from the first hinge, and a hook is connected to the end of the elastic band away from the limiting cover plate. Several grooves for the hooks to be inserted are evenly spaced on the upper part of the end of the support frame away from the first hinge. The rotating assembly allows the insulin pen to be directly inserted into the second insertion hole for convenient and quick use. The limiting cover plate covers the pen from the top to prevent it from falling out during shaking. Furthermore, the hook at the end of the elastic band can be hooked into the grooves to fix the limiting cover plate, making operation simple.

[0014] Preferably, the magnifying component includes a mounting frame, a support rod, a second hinge, and a magnifying glass. The mounting frame has an "L"-shaped structure that flips left and right and is fixed to one side of the main body. The support rod is hinged to one end of the mounting frame via the second hinge. The magnifying glass is installed on the end of the support rod away from the mounting frame. A second Velcro fastener and a first Velcro fastener are respectively provided on the top of the support rod and the side of the mounting frame. When the support rod is flipped parallel to the side of the main body, the second and first Velcro fasteners are in an adhesive state. This magnifying component of the insulin storage box, including the mounting frame, support rod, second hinge, and magnifying glass, is used to clearly see the markings on the insulin pen, facilitating the adjustment of the insulin pen's markings. For people with poor eyesight, the markings on the insulin pen may be difficult to see, which can affect the insulin dosage. Accurate adjustment, which in turn affects treatment effectiveness, is crucial. This magnifying component is designed to clearly display the insulin pen's markings through a magnifying glass, helping users accurately adjust the insulin dosage. The magnifying component also features a foldable design; when not in use, it folds vertically, taking up minimal space and ensuring the insulin storage box's portability. The support rod is hinged to one end of the mounting frame via a second hinge. The top of the support rod and the side of the mounting frame are respectively equipped with a second Velcro strap and a first Velcro strap. When the support rod is flipped parallel to the side of the main box, the second and first Velcro straps are in an adhesive state. This design allows the magnifying component to fold tightly together when not in use, without taking up too much space or affecting the overall appearance and functionality of the insulin storage box.

[0015] Preferably, a base plate is horizontally fixed at the bottom of the flipping frame. When the flipping frame is flipped to the position of the base plate at the top, the size of the base plate is adapted to the notch in the top plate and can be inserted into the notch in the top plate.

[0016] The beneficial effects of this invention are:

[0017] (1) In this invention, the insulin storage box has a simple overall structure, low manufacturing cost, lightweight and portable structure, and strong functionality. In terms of design, the storage box integrates multiple functions, including multi-temperature zone storage, stable storage of insulin pens, efficient and safe shaking function, and magnification function for people with poor vision. The realization of these functions does not rely on complex mechanical structures or high technical costs, but is achieved through reasonable design and ingenious combination. These designs not only ensure the realization of functions, but also keep the structure of the entire storage box simple and reduce manufacturing costs. At the same time, the lightweight and portable structural design makes the insulin storage box easy to carry and use, and suitable for use in various occasions. Its strong functionality can meet the various needs of users in the process of insulin storage, use and carrying, and provide users with a comprehensive and efficient solution.

[0018] (2) In this invention, the main body of the insulin storage box is divided into two low-temperature storage zones with different temperatures by a partition. Two drawers are pulled out and fitted into the two low-temperature storage zones of the main body. The zone with a temperature controlled between 2℃ and 8℃ is called the low-temperature storage zone, which is used to store unopened insulin. The zone with a temperature controlled between 20℃ and 30℃ is called the injection zone, which is used to store insulin in use. This multi-temperature zone design can meet the storage needs of various types of insulin, ensuring that each type of insulin can be stored in a suitable temperature environment, extending the shelf life of insulin, and ensuring that its efficacy is not affected. Through this partitioned storage method, users can place different types of insulin in the corresponding storage zones according to the specific requirements of insulin, avoiding the deterioration or ineffectiveness of insulin due to unsuitable temperature, and providing users with a flexible and reliable storage solution.

[0019] (3) In this invention, the shaking assembly of the insulin storage box includes a vertical plate, a flipping frame, and a rotating assembly. It can rotate horizontally and flip vertically to shake the insulin pen. Insulin pens usually need to be shaken before use to ensure the uniformity of insulin, thereby ensuring the accuracy of the injection dose and the stability of the efficacy. The design of this shaking assembly is that the rotating rod is driven by a motor to rotate, and the rotating rod drives the flipping frame to flip vertically, which in turn drives the rotating assembly to flip vertically. By using the meshing of the bevel gear and the bevel gear plate, the rotating assembly flips vertically while rotating on its own axis, so that the insulin pen fixed in the rotating assembly can perform a shaking action that is simultaneously flipped vertically and rotated on its own axis. The shaking method is highly efficient and provides excellent mixing results, quickly and evenly mixing insulin. This avoids the unevenness or improper force that can occur with manual shaking. The rotating component allows for easy and quick use by simply inserting the insulin pen into the second socket. A top-mounted stop cover prevents the insulin pen from falling during shaking, ensuring safety and reliability. Furthermore, the hook at the end of the elastic band can be hooked into the groove to secure the stop cover, simplifying operation. These design details collectively ensure the safety and reliability of the shaking process, providing users with a convenient and effective insulin pen shaking solution, which helps improve the accuracy and safety of insulin use.

[0020] (4) In this invention, the tool cabinet of the insulin storage box is fixed on one side of the main box and is used to place the shaking component. When the rotating component is flipped to the bottom, the shaking component can be retracted into the tool cabinet, which protects the shaking component and makes it easy to carry. By setting up the tool cabinet to store the shaking component, it can effectively prevent the shaking component from being damaged by collision, dust contamination or other accidents during idleness or transportation. At the same time, this storage design makes the overall structure of the insulin storage box more compact and easy for users to carry. When users need to use the shaking component, they can easily pull it out from the tool cabinet and put it back after use. The operation is simple and practical. This design not only improves the service life of the insulin storage box, but also enhances its portability, making it more suitable for use in different occasions, such as home, hospital, travel, etc., providing users with a more flexible user experience.

[0021] (5) In this invention, the magnifying component of the insulin storage box includes a fixing frame, a support rod, a second hinge, and a magnifying glass, used to clearly see the scale of the insulin pen and facilitate the adjustment of the insulin pen scale. For people with poor eyesight, the scale on the insulin pen may be difficult to see, which will affect the accurate adjustment of the insulin dose and thus affect the treatment effect. The design of this magnifying component allows the scale of the insulin pen to be clearly displayed through the magnifying glass, helping users to accurately adjust the insulin dose. At the same time, the magnifying component adopts a foldable design, which can be folded vertically when not in use, occupying little space and ensuring the safety of the insulin storage box. For portability, the support rod is hinged to one end of the base via a second hinge. The top of the support rod and the side of the base are respectively equipped with a second Velcro strap and a first Velcro strap. When the support rod is flipped up and parallel to the side of the main body, the second and first Velcro straps are in an adhesive state. This design allows the magnifying components to be tightly folded together when not in use, without taking up too much space or affecting the overall appearance and functionality of the insulin storage box. This ingenious design meets the needs of people with poor vision without compromising the portability and practicality of the insulin storage box, reflecting the product's human-centered design. Attached Figure Description

[0022] The present invention will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0023] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the present invention.

[0024] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the combined structure of the drawer and shelf of the present invention.

[0025] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the shelf structure of the present invention.

[0026] Figure 4 This is a cross-sectional view of the tool cabinet of the present invention.

[0027] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the top plate structure of the present invention.

[0028] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the shaking component structure of the present invention.

[0029] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the rotating component structure of the present invention.

[0030] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the amplification component structure of the present invention.

[0031] In the diagram: 1. Main cabinet; 101. Shelf; 2. Storage drawer; 201. Drawer handle; 3. Shelf; 301. First insertion hole; 4. Tool cabinet; 401. Slide rail; 5. Top plate; 6. Cabinet door; 601. Door handle; 7. Shaking assembly; 701. Upright plate; 702. Slider; 703. Traction plate; 704. Rotating rod; 705. Flipping frame; 706. Motor; 707. Support plate; 708. Rotating seat; 709. 710. Bevel gear; 711. Base plate; 8. Rotating assembly; 801. Support frame; 802. Fixing plate; 803. Second insertion hole; 804. Limiting cover plate; 805. First hinge; 806. Elastic band; 807. Hook; 808. Groove; 9. Magnifying assembly; 901. Fixing frame; 902. First Velcro; 903. Support rod; 904. Second hinge; 905. Second Velcro; 906. Magnifying glass. Detailed Implementation

[0032] To make the technical means, creative features, objectives and effects of this invention easier to understand, the invention will be further described below in conjunction with specific embodiments.

[0033] like Figures 1-8As shown, the insulin storage box of the present invention includes a main body 1, storage drawers 2, a tool cabinet 4, a shaking assembly 7, and an amplification assembly 9. The main body 1 is a cabinet structure with an opening at one end. A partition 101 is provided in the middle of the main body 1, dividing the interior of the main body 1 into two low-temperature storage zones with different temperatures. The two storage drawers 2 are respectively pulled out and fitted into the two low-temperature storage zones of the main body 1. In practical application, each of the two storage drawers 2 has a magnet at one end inside the main body 1. Two magnets corresponding to the two storage drawers 2 are provided inside the main body 1. When the storage drawers 2 are pushed into the main body 1, they are fixed by the attraction between the magnets at their ends and the magnets inside the main body 1, preventing the storage drawers 2 from being pushed into the main body 1. The insulin storage box will slide out from the main body 1 due to shaking, making it convenient to carry around. The main body 1 is divided into two low-temperature storage zones by a partition 101. Two drawers 2 are pulled out and fitted into the two low-temperature storage zones of the main body 1. Different insulins have different storage temperature requirements; some insulins need to be stored at lower temperatures to maintain their activity and stability, while others can be stored at relatively higher temperatures. This multi-temperature zone design can meet the storage needs of various insulins, ensuring that each type of insulin can be stored in a suitable temperature environment, extending its shelf life and ensuring its efficacy is not affected. Unopened insulin usually needs to be stored at 2℃-8℃, while opened insulin can be stored at 20℃ for a certain period of time. Insulin pens can be stored at -30℃, but to better maintain their stability, they can also be placed in the relatively high low-temperature storage area of ​​the insulin storage box. This partitioned storage method allows users to place different insulins in their corresponding storage areas according to their specific requirements, avoiding deterioration or inactivation due to unsuitable temperatures. This provides users with a flexible and reliable storage solution. The tool cabinet 4 is fixed to one side of the main body 1, and the shaking assembly 7 is located inside the tool cabinet 4. The shaking assembly 7 of the insulin storage box includes a vertical plate 701, a flipping frame 705, and a rotating component 8, which can rotate horizontally and flip vertically to shake the insulin pens. Insulin pens typically need to be shaken before use to ensure... The uniformity of insulin ensures the accuracy of injection dosage and the stability of efficacy. The magnifying component 9 is installed on the side of the main box 1 away from the tool cabinet 4. This insulin storage box has a simple overall structure, low manufacturing cost, lightweight and portable design, and strong functionality. In its design, the storage box integrates multiple functions, including multi-temperature zone storage, stable storage of insulin pens, efficient and safe shaking function, and magnification function for easy use by people with poor vision. The realization of these functions does not rely on complex mechanical structures or high technical costs, but is achieved through reasonable design and ingenious combination. These designs not only ensure the realization of functions, but also keep the overall structure of the storage box simple, reducing manufacturing costs.The lightweight and portable structural design makes this insulin storage box easy to carry and use, suitable for use in various occasions. Its strong functionality can meet various needs of users during insulin storage, use, and transportation, providing a comprehensive and efficient solution for users;

[0034] Among them, drawer handles 201 are installed at the outer ends of both of the two storage drawers 2. Storage racks 3 are provided in both of the two storage drawers 2. The storage rack 3 is composed of three horizontal plates and two vertical plates. The two vertical plates are respectively fixed on both sides of the three parallel horizontal plates. The cross-section of the storage rack 3 is in the structure of a Chinese character 'Ri' (日). A number of first insertion holes 301 with sizes adapted to the diameter of the insulin pen are formed on the two upper horizontal plates in the storage rack 3, and the positions of the first insertion holes 301 on the two horizontal plates are aligned with each other. This unique design of the storage rack 3 provides a dedicated storage position for the insulin pen. The insulin pen is a common insulin injection tool, and its shape and size are relatively fixed. By setting the first insertion holes 301 adapted to the diameter of the insulin pen on the storage rack 3, the insulin pen can be firmly inserted into them, avoiding the random rolling or collision of the insulin pen in the drawer, thereby reducing the possible damage to the insulin pen during storage and transportation. At the same time, the positions of the first insertion holes 301 on the two horizontal plates are aligned with each other, enabling the insulin pen to be vertically placed in the storage rack 3, further improving the stability of storage. This design not only facilitates the user to quickly find and take out the insulin pen but also ensures the safety of the insulin pen during storage.

[0035] Preferably, the cross-section of the tool cabinet 4 is in the structure of a Chinese character 'U' (U). One end of the tool cabinet 4 is fixed to the side of the main box body 1. The top of the tool cabinet 4 is provided with a top plate 5 with a notch. A cabinet door 6 is provided at the end of the tool cabinet 4 far from the main box body 1, and a door handle 601 is installed on the side of the cabinet door 6 far from the tool cabinet 4. The cabinet door 6 is pulled by setting the door handle 601.

[0036] Preferably, the shaking component 7 is horizontally movable and fitted inside the tool cabinet 4. The cabinet door 6 is connected to the shaking component 7. Pulling the cabinet door 6 horizontally away from the tool cabinet 4 can pull the shaking component 7 out of the tool cabinet 4. The tool cabinet 4 of this insulin storage box is fixed to one side of the main body 1 and is used to place the shaking component 7. When the rotating component 8 is flipped down, the shaking component 7 can be retracted into the tool cabinet 4, which protects the shaking component 7 and makes it easy to carry. By setting up the tool cabinet 4 to store the shaking component 7, it can effectively prevent the shaking component 7 from being damaged by collision, dust contamination or other accidents during idleness or transportation. At the same time, this storage design makes the overall structure of the insulin storage box more compact and easy for users to carry. When users need to use the shaking component 7, they can easily pull it out of the tool cabinet 4 and put it back after use. The operation is simple and practical. This design not only improves the service life of the insulin storage box, but also enhances its portability, making it more suitable for use in different occasions, such as home, hospital, travel, etc., providing users with a more flexible user experience.

[0037] Preferably, the shaking assembly 7 includes a vertical plate 701, a flipping frame 705, and a rotating assembly 8. The vertical plate 701 is vertically arranged and movable within the tool cabinet 4. The flipping frame 705 is rotatably fitted on the upper part of the vertical plate 701 and on the side away from the main body 1. A support plate 707 is horizontally fixed to the top of the flipping frame 705 near the vertical plate 701. The rotating assembly 8 is horizontally rotatably fitted on the top of the support plate 707.

[0038] Preferably, a slider 702 is fixed to the bottom of the upright plate 701, and a horizontal groove 401 is opened on the inner wall of the bottom of the tool cabinet 4. The slider 702 is slidably engaged in the groove 401. The upright plate 701 is moved and engaged in the tool cabinet 4 by the slider 702. A traction plate 703 is horizontally fixed on the side of the upright plate 701 near the bottom and away from the main box 1. The end of the traction plate 703 away from the upright plate 701 is connected to the side of the cabinet door 6. By setting the slider 702 at the bottom of the upright plate 701 and slidably engaging with the groove 401, the shaking component 7 can be easily pulled out of the tool cabinet 4 and easily pushed into the tool cabinet 4. At the same time, it ensures that the process of pulling out or pushing the shaking component 7 into the tool cabinet 4 is more stable. By pulling the cabinet door 6, the cabinet door 6 moves the shaking component 7 by the traction plate 703.

[0039] Preferably, a rotating rod 704 is rotatably fitted on the upper part of the upright plate 701 and on the side away from the main housing 1. A flipping frame 705 is fixed on the rotating rod 704 and is rotatably fitted on one side of the upright plate 701 through the rotating rod 704. A motor 706 that drives the rotating rod 704 and the flipping frame 705 to rotate is horizontally installed on the upper part of the upright plate 701 and on the side close to the main housing 1.

[0040] Preferably, a bevel gear disk 709 is fixed on the upper part of the upright plate 701 and on the side away from the main housing 1. A rotating seat 708 is rotatably fitted on the top of the support plate 707. A rotating assembly 8 is fixed on the top of the rotating seat 708. A bevel gear 710 is rotatably fitted on the bottom of the support plate 707. The bevel gear 710 is connected to the rotating seat 708 through a rotating shaft and maintains synchronous rotation. The bevel gear 710 meshes with the bevel gear disk 709, and the bevel gear 710 and the bevel gear disk 709 form a right-angle output transmission. This shaking assembly 7 is designed to be driven by a motor 706. When rod 704 rotates, it drives the flipping frame 705 to flip up and down, which in turn drives the rotating component 8 to flip up and down. By utilizing the meshing of bevel gear 710 and bevel gear disk 709, the rotating component 8 flips up and down while rotating on its own axis. This allows the insulin pen fixed inside the rotating component 8 to perform a shaking action that is synchronized with the flipping up and down and the rotation on its own axis. This shaking method is highly efficient and has a good shaking effect. It can shake the insulin quickly and evenly, avoiding the unevenness or improper force that may occur when shaking manually.

[0041] Preferably, the rotating assembly 8 includes a support frame 801, a limiting cover plate 804, and a first hinge 805. The support frame 801 has a U-shaped cross-section. Several fixing plates 802 are horizontally and evenly spaced within the support frame 801. Each fixing plate 802 has a second insertion hole 803, which are vertically aligned and have a diameter that matches the diameter of the insulin pen. The limiting cover plate 804 has an inverted L-shaped structure and is hinged to one of the top ends of the support frame 801 via the first hinge 805. An elastic band 806 is connected to the end of the limiting cover plate 804 away from the first hinge 805. The support frame 801, connected to a hook 807, has several equally spaced grooves 808 at the upper part of the end away from the first hinge 805 for the hook 807 to be inserted. The rotating assembly 8's structure allows for direct insertion of the insulin pen into the second insertion hole 803, making it convenient and quick to use. A limiting cover 804 covers the pen from the top to prevent it from falling during shaking, ensuring safety and reliability. Furthermore, the hook 807 at the end of the elastic band 806 can be hooked into the grooves 808 to secure the limiting cover 804, simplifying operation. These design details collectively ensure the safety and reliability of the shaking process, providing users with a convenient and effective solution for shaking insulin pens, thus helping to improve the accuracy and safety of insulin use.

[0042] Preferably, the magnifying component 9 includes a mounting bracket 901, a support rod 903, a second hinge 904, and a magnifying lens 906. The mounting bracket 901 has an "L"-shaped structure that flips left and right and is fixed to one side of the main housing 1. The support rod 903 is hinged to one end of the bottom of the mounting bracket 901 via the second hinge 904. The magnifying lens 906 is installed at the end of the support rod 903 away from the mounting bracket 901. The top of the support rod 903 and the side of the mounting bracket 901 are respectively provided with a second Velcro 905 and a second Velcro 906. When the first hook and loop fastener 902 is attached and the support rod 903 is flipped parallel to the side of the main box 1, the second hook and loop fastener 905 and the first hook and loop fastener 902 are in an adhesive state. The magnifying component 9 of this insulin storage box includes a fixing frame 901, a support rod 903, a second hinge 904, and a magnifying glass 906, used to clearly see the scale on the insulin pen and facilitate the adjustment of the insulin pen scale. For people with poor eyesight, the scale on the insulin pen may be difficult to see, which will affect the accurate adjustment of the insulin dose and thus affect the treatment. Regarding therapeutic effects, the magnifying component 9 is designed to clearly display the insulin pen's markings through the magnifying glass 906, helping users accurately adjust the insulin dosage. Simultaneously, the magnifying component 9 features a foldable design, folding vertically when not in use, minimizing space usage and ensuring the portability of the insulin storage box. The support rod 903 is hinged to one end of the base frame 901 via a second hinge 904. A second Velcro 905 and a first Velcro 902 are respectively located on the top of the support rod 903 and the side of the base frame 901. When the support rod 903 is flipped parallel to the side of the main box 1, the second Velcro 905 and the first Velcro 902 are in an adhesive state. This design allows the magnifying component 9 to be tightly folded together when not in use, without taking up too much space or affecting the overall appearance and functionality of the insulin storage box. This ingenious design meets the needs of people with poor vision without compromising the portability and practicality of the insulin storage box, reflecting the product's user-friendly design.

[0043] Preferably, the bottom of the flipping frame 705 is horizontally fixed with a base plate 711. When the flipping frame 705 is flipped to the position of the base plate 711 at the top, the size of the base plate 711 is adapted to the notch of the top plate 5 and can be inserted into the notch of the top plate 5. By setting the base plate 711 adapted to the notch of the top plate 5, when the shaking component 7 is stored, the rotating component 8 is flipped to the bottom, the base plate 711 is at the top, the shaking component 7 enters the tool cabinet 4, the cabinet door 6 closes one end of the tool cabinet 4, and the base plate 711 and the top plate 5 cooperate to close the top of the tool cabinet 4, so that the tool cabinet 4 is in a closed state, so that the shaking component 7 is better protected inside. A magnet is provided on the upright plate 701 of the shaking component 5, and a magnet is also provided on the side of the main body 1 inside the tool cabinet 4. After the shaking component 7 is pushed into the tool cabinet 4, the magnet on the upright plate 701 attracts the magnet on the tool cabinet 4, ensuring that the shaking component 7 will not shake after being stored.

[0044] In use, first, pull out the storage drawer 2 using the drawer handle 201, insert the insulin pens to be stored into the first socket 301 of the shelf 3, and close the storage drawer 2 to complete the storage of the insulin pens. During the storage process, select the appropriate temperature from the two storage drawers 2 according to the storage requirements of the insulin pens. When an insulin pen is needed, take one out of the storage drawer 2. Then, pull the door handle 601 to pull the cabinet door 6 horizontally away from the tool cabinet 4. At this time, the traction plate 703 connected to the cabinet door 6 drives the upright plate 701 to move. The slider 702 at the bottom of the upright plate 701 is at the bottom of the tool cabinet 4. The 7 is slid in the groove 401, thereby pulling the shaking assembly 7 out of the tool cabinet 4. The flipping frame 705 is flipped upward by the rotating rod 704, so that the rotating assembly 8 is flipped to the top. At this time, the base plate 711 is below. The insulin pen is inserted into the second insertion hole 803 in the support frame 801 of the rotating assembly 8, ensuring that the insulin pen is firmly fixed in the second insertion hole 803. Then, the limiting cover 804 is flipped over by the first hinge 805 to cover the top of the support frame 801 to prevent the insulin pen from falling off during shaking. The hook 807 at the end of the elastic band 806 is hung in the groove 808 on the support frame 801 to further fix the limiting cover 804. Then, the upright plate is activated. The motor 706, located on the upper part of the main housing 1, drives the rotating rod 704 to rotate. The rotating rod 704 causes the flipping frame 705 to flip up and down, which in turn causes the rotating assembly 8 to flip up and down. At the same time, the bevel gear 710 at the bottom of the support plate 707 meshes with the bevel gear disk 709, causing the rotating seat 708 to rotate. This causes the insulin pen inside the rotating assembly 8 to perform a shaking action that is synchronized with the up-and-down flipping and rotation, until the insulin in the insulin pen is fully shaken. After the insulin pen is shaken, the motor 706 is turned off to stop the shaking operation. Then, the limiting cover 804 is opened, and the shaken insulin pen is removed from the second insertion hole 803. The frame 705 is flipped downwards by the rotating rod 704, causing the rotating component 8 to flip to the bottom, with the base plate 711 at the top. Then, the shaking component 7 is pushed into the tool cabinet 4. The slider 702 at the bottom of the upright plate 701 slides in the groove 401 until the shaking component 7 is completely inside the tool cabinet 4. At this time, the base plate 711 matches the notch of the top plate 5 at the top of the tool cabinet 4, sealing the top of the tool cabinet 4. The magnet on the upright plate 701 attracts the magnet inside the tool cabinet 4, ensuring that the shaking component 7 will not shake after being stored. Finally, the magnifying glass 906 is rotated to a horizontal position. The magnifying glass 906 is used to see the insulin pen scale and adjust the scale of the insulin pen. After adjustment, the insulin is injected.

[0045] The foregoing has shown and described the basic principles, main features, and advantages of the present invention. Those skilled in the art should understand that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments. The embodiments and descriptions in the specification are merely illustrative of the principles of the invention. Various changes and modifications can be made to the invention without departing from its spirit and scope, and all such changes and modifications fall within the scope of protection claimed by the present invention. The scope of protection of the present invention is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. An insulin storage box, comprising a main box body (1), a storage drawer (2), a tool cabinet (4), a shaking assembly (7), and an amplification assembly (9), characterized in that: The main box body (1) is a cabinet structure with an opening at one end. A partition board (101) is arranged in the middle of the main box body (1). Two low-temperature storage areas with different temperatures are separated inside the main box body (1) by the partition board (101). The two storage drawers (2) are respectively slidably fitted in the two low-temperature storage areas of the main box body (1). The tool cabinet (4) is fixed on one side of the main box body (1). The shaking component (7) is arranged in the tool cabinet (4). The magnifying component (9) is installed on the side of the main box body (1) far from the tool cabinet (4). Among them, drawer handles (201) are installed at the outer ends of both of the two storage drawers (2). Storage racks (3) are arranged in both of the two storage drawers (2). The storage rack (3) is composed of three horizontal plates and two vertical plates. The two vertical plates are respectively fixed on both sides of the three parallel horizontal plates. The cross-section of the storage rack (3) is in the shape of a Chinese character 'Ri'. A number of first jacks (301) with diameters adapted to the insulin pen are opened on the two upper horizontal plates in the storage rack (3), and the positions of the first jacks (301) on the two horizontal plates are aligned with each other.

2. The insulin storage box according to claim 1, characterized in that: The cross-section of the tool cabinet (4) is in the shape of a Chinese character 'U'. One end of the tool cabinet (4) is fixed to the side of the main box body (1). A top plate (5) with a notch is provided at the top of the tool cabinet (4). A cabinet door (6) is provided at the end of the tool cabinet (4) far from the main box body (1), and a door handle (601) is installed on the side of the cabinet door (6) far from the tool cabinet (4).

3. The insulin storage box according to claim 2, characterized in that: The shaking component (7) is horizontally movably fitted in the tool cabinet (4). The cabinet door (6) is connected to the shaking component (7). Horizontally pulling the cabinet door (6) in the direction away from the tool cabinet (4) can pull out the shaking component (7) from the tool cabinet (4).

4. The insulin storage box according to claim 3, characterized in that: The shaking component (7) includes a vertical plate (701), a flipping frame (705) and a rotating component (8). The vertical plate (701) is vertically arranged and movably fitted in the tool cabinet (4). The flipping frame (705) is rotatably fitted on the upper part of the vertical plate (701) and on the side far from the main box body (1). A support plate (707) is horizontally fixed at one end of the top of the flipping frame (705) close to the vertical plate (701). The rotating component (8) is horizontally rotatably fitted on the top of the support plate (707).

5. The insulin storage box according to claim 4, characterized in that: A slider (702) is fixed at the bottom of the vertical plate (701). A chute (401) is horizontally opened on the inner wall of the bottom of the tool cabinet (4). The slider (702) is slidably fitted in the chute (401). The vertical plate (701) is movably fitted in the tool cabinet (4) through the slider (702). A traction plate (703) is horizontally fixed on the side of the vertical plate (701) close to the bottom end and far from the main box body (1). One end of the traction plate (703) far from the vertical plate (701) is connected to one side of the cabinet door (6).

6. The insulin storage box according to claim 4, characterized in that: A rotating rod (704) is rotatably fitted on the upper part of the upright plate (701) and the side away from the main box (1). A flipping frame (705) is fixed on the rotating rod (704) and the flipping frame (705) is rotatably fitted on one side of the upright plate (701) through the rotating rod (704). A motor (706) for driving the rotating rod (704) and the flipping frame (705) to rotate is horizontally installed on the upper part of the upright plate (701) and the side close to the main box (1).

7. The insulin storage box according to claim 6, characterized in that: A bevel gear disk (709) is fixed on the upper part of the upright plate (701) and on the side away from the main housing (1). A rotating seat (708) is rotatably fitted on the top of the support plate (707). A rotating component (8) is fixed on the top of the rotating seat (708). A bevel gear (710) is rotatably fitted on the bottom of the support plate (707). The bevel gear (710) is connected to the rotating seat (708) through a rotating shaft and maintains synchronous rotation. The bevel gear (710) meshes with the bevel gear disk (709). The bevel gear (710) and the bevel gear disk (709) have a right-angle output transmission.

8. The insulin storage box according to claim 4, characterized in that: The rotating assembly (8) includes a support frame (801), a limiting cover plate (804), and a first hinge (805). The support frame (801) has a U-shaped cross-section. Several fixing plates (802) are arranged horizontally and at equal intervals inside the support frame (801). Each fixing plate (802) has a second insertion hole (803). The second insertion holes (803) are aligned vertically and their diameters are all adapted to the diameter of the insulin pen. The limiting cover plate (804) is inverted. The "L"-shaped structure has a limiting cover (804) hinged to one of the top ends of the support frame (801) via a first hinge (805). An elastic band (806) is connected to the end of the limiting cover (804) away from the first hinge (805), and a hook (807) is connected to the end of the elastic band (806) away from the limiting cover (804). Several grooves (808) for the hooks (807) to be hooked are equally spaced on the upper part of the end of the support frame (801) away from the first hinge (805).

9. The insulin storage box according to claim 1, characterized in that: The magnifying component (9) includes a fixing frame (901), a support rod (903), a second hinge (904), and a magnifying lens (906). The fixing frame (901) has an "L"-shaped structure that flips left and right. The fixing frame (901) is fixed to one side of the main body (1). The support rod (903) is hinged to one end of the bottom of the fixing frame (901) through the second hinge (904). The magnifying lens (906) is installed on the end of the support rod (903) away from the fixing frame (901). The top of the support rod (903) and the side of the fixing frame (901) are respectively provided with a second hook and loop fastener (905) and a first hook and loop fastener (902). When the support rod (903) is flipped to be parallel to the side of the main body (1), the second hook and loop fastener (905) and the first hook and loop fastener (902) are in an adhesive state.

10. The insulin storage box according to claim 4, characterized in that: The bottom of the flipping frame (705) is horizontally fixed with a base plate (711). When the flipping frame (705) is flipped to the position of the base plate (711) at the top, the size of the base plate (711) is adapted to the notch of the top plate (5) and can be inserted into the notch of the top plate (5).

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