Externally applied antispasmatic products
AssigneeKozponti Valto- es Hitelbank RT, Innovacious Alap
InventorOtto Mallasz
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AssigneeKozponti Valto- es Hitelbank RT, Innovacious Alap
InventorOtto Mallasz
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The invention relates to a process for preparing antispasmatic products which are to be attached to the skin. One or more kinds of metal or metallic substances and/or deficiency and/or trace elements and in a given case the active ingredients of some known pharmaceutical agent is applied to a carrier. The deficiency and/or trace element and in a given case the active ingredient of the known pharmaceutical agent medicament, which are present, are applied in form of a powder, a liquid or in gaseous form. The powdered, liquid and gaseous substances are placed into a recipient, e.g. bag with a permeable wall onto the carrier. Preferably, adhesive strips are provided on the margins of the carrier, while the substances on the carrier are covered with a removable protective layer. If required, the carrier is pretreated with a weak base or acid prior to the application thereof.
A method for providing pharmaceutical skin contacting products suitable for originating weak currents between active ingredient and perspiration of the skin comprising
A pharmaceutical skin contacting product comprising
Process for preparing antispasmatic products for being be fixed on the skin comprising applying a substance of the group consisting of metal, metallic substances, deficiency material, trace element and mixtures thereof onto some carrier surface wherein the substance is applied in the form of a member selected from the group consisting of powder, liquid, gas and/or mixtures thereof providing on the margins of the carrier an adhesive strip;
A method for production of antispasmatic preparations for attachment to skin comprising placing on a surface of a carrier an active member selected from the group consisting of metals, metallic materials, trace elements, deficiency elements and mixtures thereof;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.