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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 5976570 | Method for preparing low dose pharmaceutical products A process for making pharmaceutical dosage units containing a therapeutic quantity of one or more low dosage medicinal agent comprising granulating said medicinal agent in an aqueous medium which contains a pharmaceutically acceptable surfactant agent and... | 11/02/1999 |
| 5928668 | Method for dry blend compression of medicaments Disclosed is a method of dry blend compression of potent drugs with low solubility, such as steroidal medicaments using directly compressible agglomerated excipients that are not a conventional or spray dried polyalcohol or lactose. The agglomerated excip... | 07/27/1999 |
| 5902844 | Spray drying of pharmaceutical formulations containing amino acid-based materials Methods of forming solid pharmaceutical compositions comprise solubilizing water-soluble polymers and amino acid-based components having molecular weights ranging from about 100 daltons to about 200,000 daltons or pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof... | 05/11/1999 |
| 5622980 | Oral compositions of H2-antagonists The present invention provides a pharmaceutical composition for the oral administration of an H2 -antagonist. The composition includes an H2 -antagonist and a silicate taste-masking agent capable of forming an adsorbate complex with ... | 04/22/1997 |
| 5538737 | Oral compositions of H2 -antagonists The present invention provides pharmaceutical capsule compositions for the oral administration of an H2 -antagonist. The composition includes a capsule containing an emulsion having a water portion and an oil portion. A pharmaceutically accepta... | 07/23/1996 |
| 5206219 | Oral compositions of proteinaceous medicaments Proteinaceous medicaments such as erythropoetin, insulin and calcitonin are formulated in a medium comprising a polyol pharmaceutical solvent combined as co-solvent with a lipid pharmaceutical solvent. The formulation is adapted for oral administration as... | 04/27/1993 |
| 5183829 | Oral liquid compositions of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs Pharmaceutically elegant oral compositions of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or their salts are prepared by adding selected dispersing agents such as a polyvinylpyrrolidone, hydroxypropyl-methylcellulose or hydroxypropylcellulose to the NSAIDs in a... | 02/02/1993 |
| 5084446 | Aluminum complex of polysulfonated sucrose A sucralfate-like chemical compound which is free flowing but turns viscid upon contact with acid or non-acid aqueous liquid. The compound is prepared by adding an excess of aluminum chlorohydrate to sucrose octaammonium sulfate in aqueous alcohols.... | 01/28/1992 |
| 5059626 | Liquid oral pharmaceutical compositions of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs A one phase, liquid composition for oral administration comprises a NSAID such as an anthranilic acid derivative plus a di- or triglyceride of a medium chain fatty acid edible oil which has the characteristics of a pharmaceutical solvent carrier as known ... | 10/22/1991 |
| 5011852 | Liquid oral pharmaceutical compositions of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs A one phase, liquid composition for oral administration comprises a NSAID such as an indoleacetic acid derivative or a pyrroleacetic acid derivative plus a di- or triglyceride of a medium chain fatty acid edible oil which has the characteristics of a phar... | 04/30/1991 |
| 4990610 | Method for preparing high potency sucralfate Sucralfate is prepared in good yields and in newly useful form first by reacting sucrose with chlorosulfonic acid in 2-picoline. The amonium salt is then formed and reacted with aluminum chlorohydrate in specific sequence and alcoholic solvent. The two di... | 02/05/1991 |
