The Hilton-davis Chemical Co.

Sterling Drug Inc.

Ciba-geigy Corporation

Other

Hilton Davis Co.

Adjuvant Pharmaceuticals, LLC

Technology Resource International Corporation

The Hilton-davis Chemical

William M Hung

Paul J Schmidt

Kai C Su

Guigui Wang

Katrina L Bergbauer

Angelique M Black

Patrick J Jefferies

Edward E Ehlinger

Michael B Gunn

James E Kassner

Jack M Knox

Jack C White

Lynn C Winterton

Barbara L Heyl

Sherry Wages

A dental implant fixture mount-abutment includes a fixture mount having a coronal end and an internal slot, a tapered cylinder body, a root for internally connecting to a dental implant, and a plurality of engaging jaws protruded from the root for engaging with an internal channel of the dental implant, such that the root forms a male connector for inserting into the internal channel in the dental implant to stabilize the DIFMA in position.

Dental implant fixture mount-abutment and ball impression screw

The present invention is directed to a water soluble, randomly substituted partial N-, partial O-acetylated chitosans or chitosan derivatives and methods of preparing water soluble, randomly substituted partial N-, partial O-acetylated chitosans or chitosan derivatives comprising the steps of dissolving the chitosan or chitosan derivative into an aqueous acidic solution and reacting the chitosan or chitosan derivative with an acetylating agent in the presence of a phase transfer reagent. The present invention is further directed to a pharmaceutical preserving composition comprising: (a) at least one chitosan or chitosan derivative and (b) at least one buffer solution, as well as methods of preserving contact lens solutions and disinfecting contact lens using such composition.

Water soluble, randomly substituted partial N-, partial O-acetylated chitosan, preserving compositions containing chitosan, and processes for making thereof

Water-soluble chitosan having a low concentration of endotoxin is disclosed. Products containing the water-soluble chitosan are also disclosed. Methods of making and using water-soluble chitosan having a low concentration of endotoxin are further disclosed.

Water-soluble chitosan having low endotoxin concentration and methods for making and using the same

Water soluble, randomly substituted partial N-partial O-acetylated chitosan, preserving compositions containing chitosan, and processes for making thereof

A polymerizable composition comprising an effective amount of at least one tetrafunctional acrylate monomer. In one embodiment of the invention, a polymerizable composition is a compound comprising of at least 50 percent by weight of at least one tetrafunctional acrylate monomer, from 5 to 20 percent by weight of at least one modified bisphenol A epoxy diacrylate monomer, from 0 to 25 percent by weight of at least one acrylate monomer selected from aliphatic difunctional and polyfunctional acrylates, from 0 to 3 percent by weight of at least one UV absorber, and a source of free radicals. The lens-forming material resulted from the polymerizable composition is introduced to a lens mold with a mold cavity having a configuration conforming to the optical lens to be molded. A radiation energy source is used to cure the lens-forming material in the filled mold. The radiation energy source comprises a U-shaped UV light. The U-shaped UV light has a first arm capable of delivering UV light in a first direction and a second arm capable of delivering UV light in an opposite second direction. The first and second arms are spaced apart and substantially parallel to each other, thereby defining a space therebetween. The filled mold is placed at the center of the space therebetween the first and second arms to receive the radiations from the first and second directions for curing. The resultant lens has an inherently integrated &ldquo;hard-soft-hard&rdquo; structure cross-sectionally.

Polymerizable composition and optical articles using the same

An ultraviolet radiation absorbing agent for bonding to an ocular lens. The agent has the formula

Ultraviolet absorbing lenses and methods of manufacture thereof

Bis{[1-(2-A-2-B)ethenyl]} [2-R.sup.2 -4-X-phenyl- or 1-(2-R.sup.2 -4-X-phenyl) ethenyl]methanes useful as color formers, particularly in transfer imaging, pressure sensitive and thermal-responsive carbonless duplicating systems, are prepared by the interaction of two molecular proportions of the corresponding 1-A-1-B-ethene with the appropriate 2-R.sup.2 -4-X-phenyl-(CH.dbd.CH).sub.n --CHO presence of an acidic catalyst.

Bis{[1-(2-A-2-B)ethenyl]}[2-R.sup.2 -4-X-phenyl-or 1-(2-R.sup.2

A method is provided for the sterilization or disinfection of an object in need of such treatment. The object is immersed in a sterilizing or disinfecting solution containing an antimicrobial effective amount of at least one cationic or at least one anionic antimicrobial agent in the presence of a scavenger element containing a scavenger material which is a cationic exchange resin or an anionic exchange resin. Over a period of time, the scavenger element removes from the solution the cationic or anionic antimicrobial agent at a rate which permits sterilization or disinfection of the object and which prevents undesirable build-up of the antimicrobial agent in or on the object. The object is allowed to remain in the solution for a time sufficient for the scavenger element to remove a sufficient amount of the antimicrobial agent to render the object safe for use for its intended purpose and the object is then removed from the solution. The method is particularly useful in the sterilization or disinfection of contact lenses. An apparatus for sterilizing or disinfecting objects in need of such treatment is also disclosed.

Method and container for sterilizing and disinfecting

Ultraviolet absorbing benzophenone sulfonic acid derivatives

A contact lens colorant formulation containing a surfactant is applied to a dry hydrophilic contact lens by means of a silicon rubber printing pad to provide a cosmetically acceptable, solid, unblemished covering. This process allows for a solid covering to be placed onto the lens in a single printing step using standard transfer printing devices.

Process for tinting contact lens

Ultraviolet absorbing lenses and methods of manufacturing thereof

An ultraviolet radiation absorbing contact lens and method ofl making the same, comprising a copolymeric hydrogel material to which is covalently bonded at least one halotriazine reactive ultraviolet radiation absorbing agent of the formula: ##STR1## where X=Cl or F;

Ultraviolet radiation absorbing agent for bonding to an ocular lens

An improvement in a process for preparing a contact lens tinted over at least a portion of its surface, having the steps of forming a tinting solution having a reactive dyestuff and applying the tinting solution to a polymeric hydrogel contact lens material, wherein the improvement comprises adding an effective amount of an ammonium or phosphonium quaternary salt to the tinting solution before the applying step.

Tinted contact lens and method of manufacture thereof: reactive dye and

An ultraviolet radiation absorbing agent for bonding to an ocular lens, wherein the agent has the formula: ##STR1## wherein A and B are ultraviolet radiation absorbing components which are either identical to or are dissimilar to each other.

Reactive uv absorbing compositions and method of preparing lenses

An improvement in a process for preparing a contact lens tinted over at least a portion of its surface, having the steps of forming a tinting solution having a reactive dyestuff and applying the tinting solution to a polymeric hydrogel contact lens material, wherein the improvement comprises adding an effective amount of an ammonium quaternary salt to the tinting solution before the applying step.

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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

William M Hung