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US 2003/0224063 A1Published application
Anti-fungal powder having enhanced excipient properties
AssigneeKimberly-Clark Worldwide, Inc.
InventorJoAnn Adele Brooks
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Abstract
A body powder is disclosed. The body powder includes a topical anti-fungal agent in combination with at least two excipients. One excipient is a boron nitride particulate material coated with a silicone compound. The other excipient is a fragrance molecularly entrapped within a cyclodextrin compound.
Claims20
A body powder comprising:
- a topical anti-fungal agent in combination with at least two excipients, wherein a first of said excipients is a boron nitride particulate material, said boron nitride particulate material being coated with a silicone compound, and a second of said excipients is a fragrance molecularly entrapped within a cyclodextrin compound.
A body powder comprising:
- miconazole nitrate anti-fungal agent in combination with at least two excipients and at least one preservative compound, wherein a first of said excipients is a boron nitride particulate material, said boron nitride particulate material being coated with a silicone compound and a second of said excipients is a fragrance molecularly entrapped within a cyclodextrin compound.
A body powder comprising:
- miconazole nitrate anti-fungal agent present in a concentration of about 2% by weight of said body powder in combination with at least three excipients, and at least one preservative compound, wherein a first of said excipients is a boron nitride particulate material present in a concentration of from about 2% to about 7% by weight of said body powder, said boron nitride particulate material having a flat plate morphology and being coated with a silicone compound, a second of said excipients is a fragrance including at least one essential oil and being molecularly entrapped within a betacyclodextrin compound, and a third of said excipients is talc, and at least one of said preservative compounds is methyl paraben.
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