Hisamitsu Pharmaceutical Company, Inc.

Kazunori Muta

Yasuhisa Kose

Nobuo Tsutsumi

Masakazu Shigiishi

Munehiko Hirano

Takaaki Yoshinaga

Seiichiro Tsuru

Shigeo Ohta

Masatoshi Kita

Junichi Kubo

Tomoyuki Hinotani

Shigehiro Oishi

Taro Yamahata

Injector

A patch comprising a backing layer and a adhesive layer formed on the back face of the backing layer wherein a woven fabric or a nonwoven fabric made of a rayon and pulp fiber mixture is employed as the backing layer and the mixing ratio thereof is from 3:7 to 7:3. When employed in taping a finger, a wrist, an ankle, neck, an elbow, a knee or the like, the patch would not soon curl up or peel off at an overlapping part. After the patch is adhered and then stripped off, no fiber piece remains on the pressure-sensitive adhesive face of the backing layer so that the adhesive force of the patch can be sustained in the case of re-adhesion.

Patch

Sheet-type packs which exert a skin cleaning effect while maintaining an effect of appropriately moistening the skin and are excellent in the feel in using and safety to the skin. In particular, sheet-type packs containing fruit extracts.

Sheet-type packs

A sheet-form adhesive preparation which gives a comfortable refreshing feeling in use, gives a wet feeling to the skin, and is usable a a cosmetic, medicinal, or quasi-drug preparation for the sake of skin adjustment and beauty. The preparation preferably has a quantity of heat required for water evaporation of 0.6 to 13 (cal) per unit area (cm) when exposed for 30 minutes to an atmosphere of 25&#xb0; C. and 60% Rh.

Sheet-form adhesive preparation

A steroid-containing gel patch containing a steroid as an effective ingredient at 0.005 to 0.05% by weight, crotamiton as a stabilizer at 15% by weight or less and a surfactant in a base, where the amount of the crotamiton blended being 200 to 3000-fold the weight of the steroid blended and the amount of the surfactant blended being {fraction (1/20)} to &frac15;-fold the weight of the crotamiton blended.

Steroid-containing cataplasms and process for producing the same

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Tosu, Japan

Kazunori Muta