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Micropharmacy Corporation

Young Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

John E Kulesza

Peter Pekarek-Kostka

Carlos Wambier

Marvin E Klein

Doris Maria Hexsel

Jeffrey A Katz

Systems and methods for autonomous robot distributed processing are provided. A method includes receiving, at a robot, camera output from a camera located on the robot. The method may further include outputting the camera output to a mobile client device. The method may also further include receiving at the robot, from the mobile client device, object recognition metadata based upon the camera output. The method may additionally include outputting a notification from the robot to a user of the mobile client device based upon the object recognition metadata.

Systems and methods for autonomous robot distributed processing

Systems, media and methods for staggered medical transactions are provided. A method includes displaying a plurality of products on a display client. The method may further include receiving, at the display client, input from a user selecting a product. The method may also further include prompting the user via the display client to continue on another device. The method may additionally include outputting, via the display client, an identifier associated with the product and the user. The method may also additionally include receiving the identifier at a user device after the user has been authenticated at the user device. The method may still further include receiving confirmation input at the user device from the user confirming selection of the product. The method may also still further include outputting, from the user device, the confirmation data based upon the confirmation input.

Systems, media, and methods for staggered medical transactions

Methods are provided for reducing body fat, volume of fat pads, and/or lipoma(s) in a subject. The methods as provided herein may include injecting a fat-sculpting liquid into a treatment region of the subject, wherein the fat-sculpting liquid has a temperature of &#x2212;25&#xb0; C. to 10&#xb0; C. when injected and is substantially free of frozen particulates. The methods for reducing body fat in a subject may further include injecting a fat-sculpting liquid comprising saline and benzyl alcohol into a treatment region of the subject, wherein the fat-sculpting liquid has a temperature of &#x2212;15&#xb0; C. to 5&#xb0; C. when injected and is substantially free of frozen particulates.

Methods for reducing body fat in a subject

A composition is provided, wherein the composition includes an aqueous solvent, phenol, croton oil, and at least one saturated non-ionic ethoxylated fatty acid ester, and wherein the composition has a rate of separation of less than or equal to 0.5 mm/s. Another composition is also provided, wherein the composition includes an aqueous solvent, benzyl alcohol, ethylhexylglycerin, and at least one saturated non-ionic ethoxylated fatty acid ester. The compositions may be incorporated in to methods for treating skin conditions and cleansing skin, respectively.

Compositions and methods for treating skin conditions

An active agent delivery composition is provided that allows topical delivery of active agents including vitamin A and its derivatives. A polyhalogenic vehicle serves as a coupler for an active agent and a silicone carrier so as to allow solubilization of active agents not normally miscible in silicones and providing a moisture maintaining composition.

Low toxicity topical active agent delivery system

A composition for delivery of a hydrophobic bioactive agent is provided that provides for a partially solubilized storage solution that upon exposure to the air results in a fully solubilized bioactive agent in a molecular form for optimal delivery to the skin of a subject. The composition is used for the therapeutic treatment or diagnosis of numerous skin conditions such as inflammation, and epidermal or musculoskeletal pain.

Delivery of hydrophobic bioactive agents

A system for enhancing skin renewal is provided, including a first phase having an anhydrous solvent, a hydroxy acid, and urea, and a second phase having a neutralizing agent and optional abrasive. A composition is provided, wherein the first phase includes glycerin, lactic acid, and urea, and wherein the second phase includes a neutralizing agent and optional abrasive. A process of increasing the rate of skin cell renewal in a subject is provided, which includes topically applying systems or compositions of the disclosure, such that dead skin cells are removed and replaced with new corneocytes, thereby increasing the rate of skin cell renewal.

Skin renewal enhancer

A composition for delivery of a hydrophobic bioactive agent is provided that provides for a partially solubilized storage solution that upon exposure to the air results in a fully solubilized bioactive agent in a molecular form for optimal delivery to the skin of a subject. The composition is used for the therapeutic treatment or diagnosis of numerous skin conditions such as acne, wrinkles, inflammation, and epidermal or musculoskeletal pain.

A shaving aid composition is provided that includes an organic polyhalogenic agent that both promotes post application foaming and increases lubricity. The shaving aid is optionally used to deliver one or more therapeutics to the skin of a subject and is therefore operable to prevent or treat a skin condition.

High lubrication shaving aid

Compositions are provided that possess levels of phytic acid and optionally a hydroxy acid and/or azelaic acid that act synergistically with the phytic acid to reduce melanin levels in skin. Improved reduction in melanin levels and hyperpigmentation are achieved at low levels of azelaic acid and phytic acid such that greater comfort and reduced irritation are observed at an administration site. Processes of reducing melanin levels or treating hyperpigmentation are provided by topically administering compositions of the invention.

Methods and compositions for alteration of skin pigmentation

Compositions are provided that provide improved nasal moisture, clarity, and lubrication. Compositions are oil-in-glycerin emulsions that include a surfactant promoting emulsification of a hydrophobic or otherwise water insoluble bioactive agent. The compositions are used in methods of promoting improved nasal moisture and reduction in nasal congestion.

Non-occluding nasal moisturizer and methods of use

A system for preparing a polyphenol containing formulation includes a first component which is a polyphenol and a second component which is the solvent system for the polyphenol. The solvent system includes water and a surfactant which is an ester of a dicarboxylic acid. The components are maintained separately from one another and are mixed prior to use. Specific compositions prepared through the use of the system include polyphenols and a solvent system based upon diaryl sulfosuccinate salts, water and optional glycols together with ancillary ingredients such as buffers, preservatives, coloring agents, fragrances, and thickeners.

Polyphenol-based composition, and methods and systems for its preparation

An active agent delivery composition is provided that allows topical delivery of active agents including vitamin A and its derivatives. A polyhalogenic vehicle such as methoxyonafluorobutane or ethoxyonafluorobutane serves as a coupler for an active agent and a silicone carrier so as to allow solubilization of active agents not normally miscible in silicones and providing a moisture maintaining composition.

A topical composition for controlling the metabolism and/or distribution of subcutaneous fat and/or moderating the appearance of cellulite, comprising, as an active ingredient, phosphatidylcholine together with a solvent operative to maintain the phosphatidylcholine in solution, and a buffer which maintains the composition in the range of pH 7.5-9.0. Typically, the composition includes less than 10% by weight water. The composition may include further active ingredients such as xanthines. Also disclosed are methods for using the composition.

Composition and method for reducing the appearance of cellulite

A composition for the treatment of skin comprises a carboxylated, acidic amino acid obtained by acidifying an acidic amino acid with a carboxylic acid. The resultant material, which is also referred to as a tricarboxylic acid or an amino fruit acid, has significant benefit for the treatment of a number of skin conditions. In addition, the composition of the present invention is very noncaustic to skin, even when employed at a pH as low as 0.5. Also disclosed herein are therapeutic methods and compositions which employ the carboxylated acidic amino acids.

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Berlin, CT, United States of America

John E Kulesza