EP Patent

EP0090560A2 — Sustained release oral medicinal delivery device

Assigned to 3M Co · Expires 1983-10-05 · 43y expired

What this patent protects

A flexible, sheet-like, sustained release medicament device for orally administering a predetermined selective dose of a medicament and a method of preparing the device is disclosed. The device is of a multilayer composite construction comprising (a) at least one carrier fil…

USPTO Abstract

A flexible, sheet-like, sustained release medicament device for orally administering a predetermined selective dose of a medicament and a method of preparing the device is disclosed. The device is of a multilayer composite construction comprising (a) at least one carrier film comprising at least one water-insoluble polymer and containing medicament, and (b) at least one barrier film overlaying said carrier film on at least one surface thereof and sealed to said carrier film along its periphery and in such a way as to entrap small quantities of air between said carrier and barrier films, said barrier film comprising at least one water-insoluble and water- and medicament-permeable polymer or copolymer, said multilayer composite construction having a bulk density of less than 1.0g/cc, so as to render the sustained release medicament device buoyant in the gastric juices of the stomach, and being facilely divisible into any desired length.

Drugs covered by this patent

Patent Metadata

Patent number
EP0090560A2
Jurisdiction
EP
Classification
Expires
1983-10-05
Drug substance claim
No
Drug product claim
No
Assignee
3M Co
Source
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