69 results about "Benzocaine" patented technology

Mucoadhesive tablets have a convex surface, a diameter to cup depth ratio of 4-20 and a cup depth to edge thickness ratio of greater than 0.75 swiftly adheres and conforms to the contacting tissue. The tablets are used to administer actives such as, for example, benzocaine.

emollient and methyl salicylate, where said methyl salicylate comprises between 10 and 30 percent by weight of said cream; a skin stimulant comprising menthol crystals and two or more reactants selected from a group of camphor, cinnamomum cassia, diclofenac, eucalyptus, and ginger to cause a hot and cool stimulus on an epidermal surface; a pain reliever comprising two or more agents selected from a group of benzocaine, emu oil, eucalyptus oil, methylsulfonylmethane and glucosamine; and an inflammatory comprising two or more agents selected from a group of artemisia vulgaris, amica Montana flower extract, licorice root extract, oat extract, and thyme oil.

A method and pharmaceutical composition for treating the sexual dysfunction of premature ejaculation is disclosed. The pharmaceutical composition consists of a solution of one or more stimulants and a desensitizer. The stimulant is selected from the group comprising spearmint solution, peppermint solution, cool mint solution, pepper solution, alcohol, rubbing alcohol, ether, or any solution that will stimulate the penis to cause an erection. The desensitizer is selected from the group comprising benzocaine and lidocaine. The pharmaceutical composition is enclosed within a cotton swab applicator and is applied directly to the penis with the cotton swab applicator.

Provided are condoms and methods of making and using the same, the condoms having an elastomeric layer and a low melt wax bead which comprises an active ingredient mixed therein, wherein the bead is affixed on the interior surface of the elastomeric layer in the tip of the condom. Active ingredients can include spermicides such as nonoxynol-9 and vasodilators such as niacin, sildenafil citrate, and nitroglycerin and male desensitizing agents such as benzocaine. The bead can comprise a natural wax in combination with polyethylene glycol or it can be a polyethylene glycol-based wax. The exterior surface of the elastomeric layer is substantially free of the active ingredient.

It has been surprisingly found that very accurate measurements of mass transfer can be made rapidly by permitting diffusion of an agent desired to be measured into a small, known volume of receiver or out of a known volume of donor, then rapidly pumping or flushing (“pulsing”) the receiver with a known volume of fluid. More specifically, a novel method of transferring small quantities of a contained material (either dissolved or suspended) between two media, based on such pulsing, hereinafter called pulsatile microdialysis (PMD), is disclosed. In a preferred embodiment, one medium (the dialysate) is inside a small, permeable tube (microdialysis probe window) and the other (external medium) is outside. The transfer of material between the two media can be utilized, for example, to sample drug concentrations in the external medium, or the release of drugs from systems within the dialysate, or for other measurements as disclosed herein. In PMD, a dialysate fluid is pumped into a microdialysis probe window, allowed to occupy the probe window while at rest for some resting time, and then flushed at a high rate out as a single pulse. A model that is based on a Fick's Laws was solved, and equations were derived to calculate the effects of various experimental parameters. The models were verified against experimental data using methazolamide, warfarin and benzocaine as test drugs. The data followed the mathematical models. For cases in which the concentration of free drug in the medium outside the probe was constant or changed very slowly, the concentration calibration plots were linear. In simulated first order uptake studies, the PMD and direct donor sampling data were in nearly exact agreement with the theoretical values of k=0.09 min−1. In another experiment, the free concentration of warfarin sodium in the medium outside the probe was made to decline rapidly in a known first order manner, with rate constants as high as 0.077 sec−1. The concentration in the external medium calculated from the PMD data was in nearly exact agreement with the known concentration at various times, and the experimental rate constants were in nearly exact agreement with the theoretical rate constants. For binding of methazolamide to activated charcoal, and for the binding of sodium warfarin to bovine serum albumin, PMD was able to generate sufficient data points to accurately characterize the rapid initial binding. This invention demonstrates that PMD is an accurate method of sampling drug concentrations and measuring rates and extents of a number of processes, including protein binding, adsorption to binding agents such as activated charcoal, release from microemulsion drug delivery systems, and the determination of drug diffusion coefficients, and for various other purposes which will occur to those skilled in the art. Compared to known methods such as traditional (continuous) microdialysis, the present invention offers the ability to sample more frequently, and over much shorter time intervals, thereby accurately obtaining data not heretofore available.

Relating to the field of chemical engineering, the invention in particular relates to a synthesis method of benzocaine. The method includes the steps of: synthesis of p-nitrobenzoic acid; synthesis of ethyl 4-nitrobenzoate; and synthesis of benzocaine. Through improvement of benzocaine synthetic experiment method, the invention specifically solves the problems of low yield, tedious reaction aftertreatment and the like in conventional preparation experiments, and the improved experimental operation method not only can achieve high yield preparation of benzocaine, enhance experimental efficiency, but also effectively improves the teaching effects of the experimental course, and is suitable for chemical experimental course teaching.

A composition for mixing with water for use as an oral rinse, comprising monobasic sodium phosphate, dibasic sodium phosphate, sodium chloride, calcium chloride, and an analgesic / anaesthetic such as benzocaine / lidocaine.

Compositions and methods for treating disordered tissues, such as caused by pathogens and / or by toxins. The treatment compositions include an anti-infective active agent, a liquid carrier, and benzocaine in an amount so that the treatment composition penetrates more quickly into disordered tissue compared to the treatment composition in the absence of the benzocaine. In addition, the benzocaine can increase residence time of the anti-infective active in the treatment area. The preferred anti-infective active agent can be an organohalide, such as a quaternary ammonium halide compound, an example of which is benzalkonium chloride. The treatment compositions and methods may employ the use of an applicator adapted for use in promoting penetration of the treatment composition and / or agitation of the disordered tissue to further enhance penetration.

The invention discloses a pharmaceutical composition, a patch, and preparation methods and application of the pharmaceutical composition and the patch. The pharmaceutical composition comprises a simplex anesthetic active ingredient, wherein the anesthetic active ingredient is composed of anesthetic active components dissolved in water and anesthetic active components in undissolved state; mass percentage of the anesthetic active ingredient in the pharmaceutical composition is higher than 2%; mass percentage of the anesthetic active components dissolved in water in the pharmaceutical composition is lower than 1%; and the anesthetic active ingredient is selected from lidocaine, tetracaine, bupivacaine, atecaine, cincocaine, dibucaine, eticaine, levobupivacaine, mepivacaine, propivacaine, ropivacaine, trimethylcaine, benzocaine or procaine. The pharmaceutical composition and the patch are capable of achieving continuous analgesic effects for 12-30 hours; moreover, the patch is capable ofresisting certain external pressing force so as to protect the covered formula layers from being squeezed out, thereby maintaining thickness of the formula layers.

Very accurate measurements of mass transfer can be made rapidly by permitting diffusion of an agent desired to be measured into or out of a small, very precisely known volume of a microdialysis probe, then rapidly pumping or flushing (“pulsing”) the probe with a known volume of fluid as a single pulse. The diffusion and pulsing may be repeated. The method, hereinafter called pulsatile microdialysis (PMD) to distinguish it from prior art continuous flow microdialysis, is useful for measurements in a number of processes, including protein binding, adsorption to binding agents such as activated charcoal, release from microemulsion drug delivery systems, determination of drug diffusion coefficients and concentrations, and for various other purposes.The method is based on mathematical manipulation of Fick's Laws. Resulting equations were verified against experimental data using methazolamide, warfarin and benzocaine as test drugs.

The invention discloses a preparation method of chemical intermediate benzocaine. The preparation method of the chemical intermediate benzocaine comprises the steps: S1, adding 4-nitrobenzoic acid, absolute ethanol, a solid catalyst and a water-carrying agent into a reaction container with a water segregator and performing hot reflux for 1 to 6 hours, wherein the solid catalyst takes magnesium aluminum hydrotalcite as a precursor and modified nanometer bentonite as a carrier, the weight of the precursor is 25 to 45 percent that of the carrier, and the solid catalyst is prepared by grinding and mixing the precursor and the carrier uniformly and calcining at 500 to 700 DEG C for 2 to 4 hours; S2, discharging water out of the water segregator, replenishing the absolute ethanol and continuously performing reflux and water segregation until no water drops occur; S3, after the reaction is finished, filtering when the reaction liquid is hot and putting the filtrate into a hydrogenation kettle to perform hydrogenation reaction; S4, after the hydrogenation is finished, performing heat filtration to remove the catalyst from the system, cooling and filtering under the protection of nitrogen, and drying to obtain the chemical intermediate benzocaine. The preparation method of the benzocaine, provided by the invention, is high in conversion rate; the solid catalyst has high catalytic efficiency and can be repeatedly used, and the catalytic efficiency is not obviously reduced after the catalyst is repeatedly used for 50 times.

Mucoadhesive tablets have a convex surface, a diameter to cup depth ratio of 4-20 and a cup depth to edge thickness ratio of greater than 0.75 swiftly adheres and conforms to the contacting tissue. The tablets are used to administer actives such as, for example, benzocaine.

The invention discloses a western medicine composition for repairing scars. The western medicine composition is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by weight: 2 to 10 parts of glycopyrronium bromide, 2 to 8 parts of aspirin, 5 to 10 parts of lomustine, 10 to 15 parts of aloe vera gel, 2 to 8 parts of vaseline, 2 to 5 parts of salicylic acid, 5 to 8 parts of sesame oil, 5 to 10 parts of metronidazole, 2 to 5 parts of ketoconazole, 2 to 5 parts of gentamicin, 1 to 3 parts of rhizoma bolbostemmae total saponin, 2 to 5 parts of monocrotalinum hydrochloride, 2 to 5 parts of anisodamine hydrobromide, 1 to 3 parts of benzocaine and 2 to 5 parts of oil-in-water emulsifiable paste. The western medicine composition disclosed by the invention is capable of effectively repairing the scars and enabling skin to be smooth again, meanwhile, the western medicine composition is capable of treating all kinds of pimples, acne marks cannot be generated, and the purposes of fundamentally curing the scars and the acne marks can be achieved; the skin can be tender and smooth by using the western medicine composition for a long time.

A consumable film adapted to adhere and to dissolve in the oral cavity that provides a local anesthetic and therapeutic agents for the treatment of oral burns or injuries. The film is designed to instantly release benzocaine, or other types of local anesthetic or therapeutic agent, upon adhesion to the affected areas of the mouth, and will continue to release sufficient quantities for pain relief and for healing over an extended period of time.

An anti-inflammatory analgesic adhesive patch which has an excellent anti-inflammatory analgesic effect and is reduced in unpleasant irritant feeling during wear. It is characterized by containing, as active ingredients, benzocaine and an ingredient having a counter-irritation effect, wherein the ingredient having a counter-irritation effect comprises one or more members selected from the group consisting of 1-menthol, dl-menthol, dl-camphor, d-camphor, methyl salicylate, glycol salicylate, peppermint oil, eucalyptus oil, capsaicin, capsicum extract, and nonylic acid vanillamide and the benzocaine is contained in an amount of 0.5 to 20 wt.%.

An ingestible particulate composition including at least one compound selected from the group consisting of 2,4-dichlorobenzyl alcohol, amylmetacresol, cetylpyridinium chloride, hexitidine, hexylresorcinol, flurbiprofen, lidocaine, benzocaine, ibuprofen, paracetamol, pectin, menthol, and benzydamine and one or more bioadhesive materials. Resulting particulate compositions have excellent flow characteristics, dust suppression, organoleptic properties and stability. They are highly suitable for administration direction into a patient's mouth, and ingested to alleviate the symptoms of a sore throat.

The invention relates to a lozenge comprising micronized benzocaine, at least one dissolution enhancer and one or more excipients as well as the use of the lozenge for the treatment of sore throat.