the present invention now will be described more fully hereinafter with reference to the accompanying drawings , in which preferred embodiments of the invention are shown . this invention may , however , be embodied in many different forms and should not be construed as limited to the embodiments set forth herein ; rather , these embodiments are provided so that this disclosure will be thorough and complete , and will fully convey the scope of the invention to those skilled in the art . like numbers refer to like elements throughout . in fig1 there is illustrated a pouch 1 to be accommodated inside a pressure container . the pouch comprises a bag 4 , which is flat in its unfilled state , and which is formed by an essentially diffusion - proof multi - layer laminate . the volume of the bag 4 is 30 - 400 ml , the two most preferred volumes being 75 ml and 200 ml , respectively . at the lower end 2 of the bag , there is a folded , preferably double - folded , edge . along the longitudinal edges of the bag 4 , there are sealing edges 3 , normally consisting of welded edges . according to a preferred embodiment of the invention , these sealing edges 3 exhibit a certain width , which will result in a fictional securing of the bag inside the container . at the upper end of the bag 4 , there is arranged a mounting cup 5 , which is sealingly connected , preferably welded , to the bag 4 at a connection member 6 . in this regard , the bag should not be too big , in order for the bag 4 not to let go from the connection member 6 if the device is dropped onto the floor . the connection member 6 consist of a preferably plastic tube , accommodating a conventional non - return valve 6 a ( see fig2 ) including a spring — valve body — valve seat assembly , which as is well known per se opens up when the valve body 6 a is forced out of contact with the valve seat 6 b , counteracting the resilient force of the spring . the exit of the connection member 6 , for the ophthalmic solution contained in the bag , is a small hole 7 in the mounting cup 5 . the top part of the mounting cup 5 consists of a metal cup 8 , provided with a double walled circumference , below which there is arranged a gasket ( not shown ). in fig2 there is illustrated a cross sectional view of the portion of a container with a pouch and a preferred actuator / nozzle member 9 for the device according to the invention . the nozzle member 9 is preferably made of a plastic material and exhibits a lower connection part 10 , adapted to fit the inner part of the mounting cup 5 . the nozzle member 9 further comprises a centrally arranged cylindrical tube member 11 , extending essentially all the way down to and through the lowermost part 10 of the nozzle member 9 , and exhibiting an open end 11 a at that location . the tube end 11 a abuts the upper surface of the valve body 6 a , which is arranged with grooves ( not shown , but known per se ). when the valve body 6 a is moved downwardly out of contact with the seat ( e . g . rubber ring ) the solution in the pouch can move into the tube 11 via said grooves . the tube member 11 exhibits a bend 12 , level with a nozzle outlet 13 . after the bend 12 , the tube member 11 extends essentially horizontally towards the nozzle outlet 13 . between the bend 12 and the outlet 13 there is arranged a kind of a screening device 14 , which as is known per se can guarantee the desired flow even if any undesired particle would enter the tube 11 . at the nozzle outlet 13 , there is provided a venturi passageway , including a constriction which forms the smallest diameter of the tube member 11 . thereby , there is achieved a desired conical spray pattern from the nozzle outlet 13 . the cylindrical tube member 11 normally exhibits a diameter of about 1 - 2 mm , and a smallest diameter , at the venturi passageway 13 , of less than 1 mm , preferably 0 . 05 - 0 . 7 mm for an isotone solution of sodium chloride . depending on the type of solution , especially depending on its viscosity , the smallest diameter of the venturi passageway is optimized together with the pressure inside the container and the volume of the bag in order to yield a spray time of normally 5 - 15 minutes . the actuator / nozzle member 9 also includes an actuator surface 15 , for the pressing with a finger of an operator . fig2 also shows a side view of a cylindrical pressure container ( or can ) 16 , which preferably is made of aluminum or steel and which suitably is designed to withstand an internal pressure of at least 12 bar , preferably at least 18 bar . the volume of the container is 1 liter at the most , preferably 500 ml at the most . the two most preferred volumes are 140 ml and 335 ml , respectively . the container 16 is provided with an open top defining a reinforced neck 17 with a diameter that corresponds to a diameter of the double walled circumference of the mounting cup 5 . accordingly , as can be seen from fig2 the mounting cup 5 may be arranged on the reinforced neck 17 of the container 16 , with the bag / pouch 4 being arranged inside the container . thereafter , the nozzle member 9 is arranged on the mounting cup . preferably , there is arranged a plastic dust cap on the top of nozzle member 9 ( not shown ). the pouch 1 exhibits , as has been previously described , at least two longitudinal sealing edges 3 . these edges ( or flanges ) 3 , together with the fact that the filling body of the pouch has a lateral dimension , in its filled state , which is fairly equal or somewhat larger than a lateral dimension ( i . e . the diameter ) of the container 16 , assures that the pouch 1 is securely arranged inside the container 16 . the width of the sealing edges 3 may be optimized , i . e . increased in relation to the width of conventional sealing edges , in order to further improve the securing of the pouch inside the container . furthermore , the inner surface of the container 16 and / or the outer surface of the pouch 1 may be provided with a friction enhancing surface , such as a rugged surface . when the actuator surface 15 of the nozzle member 9 is pressed on , this will result in the entire nozzle member being pressed down , whereby the lower end of the tube member 11 will be forced into the hole 7 of the mounting cup 5 and effect release of the valve body 6 a so that a flow of ophthalmic solution will take form in the tube member 11 , because of the pressure acting on the pouch 4 within the can 16 . in an alternative male - type embodiment of the nozzle member ( not shown ), as is well known per se , the vertical part of the tube member is formed by a separate part , which is mounted in the hole 7 of the mounting cup 5 . in this case , the nozzle member 9 exhibits a larger diameter vertical receiving part for receiving the separate part of the tube member , but the outlet is designed as described above in order to produce the desired function . in fig3 there is shown a further cross - sectional view of the dispensing device with a filled pouch 4 and , wherein the design of the valve 6 is slightly different compared to fig2 . here the tube end 11 a protrudes into a cavity within the valve body . the function however , is the same as described in connection with fig2 . it is also shown how the vertical part of the cylindrical tube member 11 in the nozzle member 9 will protrude into the hole of the mounting cup 5 . furthermore , it is shown how the double walled circumference of the mounting cup 5 will enclose the reinforced neck 17 of the container 16 . the procedure for filling the device with a pressurized gas ( propellant ), such as air or n 2 , and with an ophthalmic solution , such as an isotone ( 0 . 9 %) sodium chloride solution , is as follows . the container 16 is filled with the gas , via the open top of the container , to a pressure of about 2 bar . thereafter , while retaining the pressure inside the container 16 , the mounting cup 5 is mounted on the neck of the container and the double walled circumference of the mounting cup is mechanically crimped ( plastic deformation ) onto the reinforced neck 17 of the container 16 . now , the solution is filled into the pouch 1 , through the valve in the connection member 6 of the pouch . the non - return valve is in this connection mechanically opened to allow a flow in the “ wrong ” direction . the pouch is filled to take about 60 % of the total free volume inside the container , whereby the pressure inside the container is increased to 4 - 7 bar , or about 5 bar . the filling is aseptically performed , resulting in 50 cfu / ml at the most ( cfu = colony forming units ). after the filling , the whole container is sterilized by gamma radiation , of min 25 kgrey . finally , the nozzle member 9 and a possible dust cap is mounted on the mounting cup 5 and the device is ready for use . in order for the pressure inside the container not to fall too quickly during use , it may be preferred to have a higher initial gas / solution ratio inside the container , whereby e . g . 45 - 55 %, or about 50 %, of the total free volume consist of gas , the rest consisting of the solution . in this embodiment it may be especially preferable to provide the pouch with extra wide sealing edges and / or to provide the inside of the container and / or the outside of the pouch with a friction enhancing surface , in order to properly secure the pouch inside the container . in an alternative , not preferred and not shown , embodiment , the filling of the pressurized gas may take place through a separate valve in the wall of the container , after the mounting cup has been crimped onto the neck of the container . in this case , the solution may be filled into the pouch before the gas is being filled into the container . the filling ratio and the total pressures will however be the same as is described above . the invention is not limited to the above described preferred embodiments , but may be varied within the scope of the claims . a further advantage of the device is that it may be used for wound wash as well , at least when the solution consists of an isotone sodium chloride solution . it is also realized that the concept of the invention can be extended to other uses of the device shown herein . certain adaptations of the nozzle member and / or of other features of the device may in that case be necessary , but nevertheless the device to be used may be essentially similar to the device shown herein , filled with some other solution . a conceivable field of use is the veterinary field , such as a spray device for iodine , for a disinfective solution such as chlorhexidine or for a liniment . other uses within the human treatment field are also conceivable , such as a device for a nose spray , or a spray device for a saliva substitute , for a disinfective solution such as chlorhexidine , for wound wash , for personal hygiene , for a gel or solution for treatment of burn injuries , for a nacl gel for natural skin moisturizing , for a gel or solution for local anaesthetics , such as xylocain or for a plaque detector . many modifications and other embodiments of the invention will come to mind to one skilled in the art to which this invention pertains having the benefit of the teachings presented in the foregoing descriptions and the associated drawings . therefore , it is to be understood that the invention is not to be limited to the specific embodiments disclosed and that modifications and other embodiments are intended to be included within the scope of the appended claims . although specific terms are employed herein , they are used in a generic and descriptive sense only and not for purposes of limitation .