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Oak Crest Institute of Science

Auritec Pharmaceuticals

John A Moss

Thomas H Smith

Marc Michael Baum

Marc M Baum

Marc A Baum

Peter A Anton

Thomas J Smith

The present invention provides for a drug delivery device. The device can comprise at least one core with a first active pharmaceutical ingredient (API), coated with a first layer that is permeable or semi-permeable to the API, coated with a second layer that is impermeable to the API, and having a delivery window to allow passage of the API through the device and into body fluids or tissues. The device can also have a wicking material to modify the rate of transport of the API into the body fluid or tissues.

Drug delivery device employing wicking release window

A means of miniaturizing the rugged, spectroscopic gas analyzer for rapid, non-invasive, multicomponent analysis of breath described in application Ser. No. 09/891,106, Filed on Jun. 25, 2001. A significant (ca. 4&#xd7;) reduction in analyzer dimensions is achieved through a redesign of the optical bench: single detectors of IR radiation are replaced by detector arrays. A number of embodiments are discussed.

Non-invasive, miniature, breath monitoring apparatus

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Sierra Madre, CA, United States of America

John A Moss