Multidrug pain management package
AssigneeAlgia Pharma, LLC
InventorsDavid L. Steinberg, Joseph Loskove, Hannah Thompson
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Abstract
Disclosed herein is a multidrug pain management package to dispense two or more medicaments to treat pain comprising a primary n-polygon, and one or more concentric m-polygons, wherein each side of the n-polygon and m-polygons have at least n or m-medicament chambers capable of holding the two or more medicaments. Also disclosed herein is a multidrug pain management package comprising a disk, wherein the disk is divided into equally spaced regions, and wherein each region has chambers capable of holding medicaments. Also disclosed herein are single formulations to treat pain.
Claims12
A package to dispense two or more medicaments to treat pain comprising:
- a. a primary n-polygon shaped blister layer, wherein each side of the n-polygon has at least n-medicament chambers capable of holding the two or more medicaments, and wherein each of the n-medicament chambers is located at the same distance and spaced away from the edge of the n-polygon and wherein the n-medicament chambers each comprise:
- a blister layer forming a sealed chamber capable of holding the two or more medicaments, wherein the two or more medicaments are between the blister layer and the chamber holding the two or more medicaments;
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- b. one or more concentric m-polygons formed by placement of medicament chambers in a concentric m-polygon pattern within the primary n-polygon, wherein the first m-polygon pattern has n-1 or fewer sides;
- wherein each additional concentric m-polygon pattern has m-1 or fewer sides from the previous concentric m-polygon pattern, wherein each side of the m-polygon pattern has at least m-medicament chambers capable of holding the two or more medicaments of a single formulation, the single formulation allocated to a patient throughout a day based on a number of hours in a day divided by the number of sides of the n-polygon or the number of sides of the m-polygon pattern.
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