Polymer Group, Inc.

Avior, Inc.

Karl Dewayne Kelly

Nick Mark Carter

Sergio Diaz De Leon

Niraj Vasisht

Mark Lee Landreth

Rick M Augustine

Francois Lapierre

Patrick Barge

Thomas A Hill

Mike Disotelle

Imad Qashou

Spiro De Luca

A transmucosal delivery device comprises a polymer film comprising a polymer matrix, and a pharmaceutical composition disposed on a surface of the polymer film, the composition comprising at least one pharmaceutical active, a binding polymer, a surfactant, a solubilizing solvent, and an anti-crystallization agent, wherein a dry concentration of the pharmaceutical active is greater than 10 wt % and the composition has a pH in a range of about 4 to about 8. The delivery device exhibits a residence time in the mouth of a subject ranging from about 5 minutes to about 15 minutes and is substantially mucoadhesive to a mucosal surface when placed sublingually under the tongue or placed buccally at the inner lining of the cheek of the subject.

Pharmaceutical active-containing film delivery device for oral transmucosal administration

The present invention relates to a dual performance cleaning article, wherein said cleaning article is comprised of a first abrasive meltblown surface that facilitates the process of loosening particulates, such as dust and dirt, and an opposing second soft, air permeable surface, which is capable of absorbing and/or picking up particulates and liquids. The meltblown layer comprises coarse discontinuous filamentary elements, formed from adjusting the variable commonly utilized in the traditional meltblown method.

Dual sided nonwoven cleaning articles

The present invention is directed to a durable and imaged flame-retardant nonwoven fabric that can be used for flame-retardant apparel and other related applications. The fabric is formed by providing a precursor web consisting of a blend of melamine fibers and aramid fibers. The precursor web is hydroentangled on a three-dimensional image transfer device for formation of the fabric. The resultant fabric provides desirable air permeability and Thermal Protective Properties.

Imaged nonwoven fire-retardant fiber blends and process for making same

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Karl Dewayne Kelly