Devices for delivering agents to a vaginal tract
OwnerLance Bronnenkant, Anu Mahashabdeinventors
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Abstract
The present invention is directed to devices for delivering agents to a vaginal tract, a device of the invention comprises a non-porous polymeric material substantially impermeable to an environment of the vaginal tract, the non-porous polymeric material forming a closed envelope which forms an internal space, wherein the closed envelope contains two or more distinct apertures.
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A vaginal device comprising a non-porous polymeric material substantially impermeable to an environment of the vaginal tract, the non-porous polymeric material forming a closed envelope which forms an internal space, wherein the closed envelope contains two or more distinct apertures.
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A method of making a device for delivering an agent to a vaginal tract, the method comprising:
- (a) forming a closed envelope comprising a non-porous polymeric material substantially impermeable to an environment of the vaginal tract, wherein the closed envelope forms an internal space;
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- (b) forming two or more distinct apertures in the closed envelope of (a).
A method of making a device for delivering an agent to a vaginal tract, the method comprising:
- (a) forming a closed envelope comprising a non-porous polymeric material substantially impermeable to an environment of the vaginal tract, wherein the closed envelope forms an internal space;
- (b) forming two or more distinct apertures in the closed envelope of (a);
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- (c) placing a matrix containing an agent into the internal space of (a), thus forming a matrix encased by the closed envelope.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.