Systems and methods for topical creams for warming
AssigneeInnovus Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
InventorsStephen R. Gladstone, William Swartz
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AssigneeInnovus Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
InventorsStephen R. Gladstone, William Swartz
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The present invention generally relates to the transdermal delivery of substances, e.g., for warming skin. Some aspects of the invention are generally directed to formulations that are able to deliver warming sensations to the skin to the skin within seconds, as opposed to minutes as in certain prior art formulations. In some embodiments, the composition may include warming agents, such as vanillyl butyl ether, which have an onset time of less than 1 minute, in addition to more longer-term warming agents such as oleoresin of capsicum. Other components, such as menthoxypropanediol, may be used in some cases, e.g., to provide a cooling sensation in addition to the warming effects of the warming agents. Surprisingly, this may enhance the warming effect of the warming agent. In addition, in some cases, the formulation may contain a nitric oxide donor, such as L-arginine, which may increase blood flow in the skin, and/O or a high salt environment to facilitate delivery into the skin.
A topical delivery vehicle for application to the skin of a subject, the topical delivery vehicle comprising:
A topical delivery vehicle for application to the skin of a subject, the topical delivery vehicle comprising:
A topical delivery vehicle for application to the skin of a subject, wherein at least about 80% by weight of the topical delivery vehicle comprises:
A topical delivery vehicle for application to the skin of a subject, the topical delivery vehicle being a cream and comprising:
A topical delivery vehicle for application to the skin of a subject, the topical delivery consisting essentially of:
A topical delivery vehicle for application to the skin of a subject, the topical delivery vehicle comprising each of the following compounds at concentrations that differ no more than +/−20% of the stated concentrations:
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