Feigin & Fridman, LLC has obtained the following 28 United States patents in Medical — Pharmaceuticals & Preparations for our clients. Click any patent for full details, drawings, and the issued PDF, or search the full patent database.
Enhanced peptide constructs for albumin binding
Cannabinoid monoterpene based pharmaceutical topical composition for musculoskeletal pain
Capsule for vaporization of a liquid
Isoxazoline complexes and compositions thereof
Forward emitting ultraviolet helmet
Water dissolvable macrocyclic lactone cyclodextrin complexes
Cannabinoids based pharmaceutical composition
Injectable, infusable, instillable ivermectin adjuvant for cancer therapies
Preparation of desiccated liposomes for use in compressible delivery systems
Water dissolvable macrocyclic lactone cyclodextrin complexes
Topical solubilized ivermectin for inflammatory skin conditions
Icariside compound, preparation method thereof, and application thereof
Water dissolvable macrocyclic lactone cyclodextrin complexes
Nanoparticle composition having antibacterial and pyrogenic properties and its manufacturing method
Preparation of desiccated liposomes for use in compressible delivery systems
Sublingual or buccal administration of melatonin and/or valerian
Application of dipeptide as ace enzyme activity inhibitor
Columella nasal clip / dilator for aromatic substances
Preparation of desiccated liposomes for use in compressible delivery systems
Application of YB-1 protein and fragments thereof for preparing medicinal agents in treating alzheimer's disease
Method of making a depilatory wax
Preparation of desiccated liposomes for use in compressible delivery systems
Antimicrobial filter adopting optical fibers and air cleaner comprising same
Compounds and methods for drug delivery via a human nail
Dietary supplement for promotion of hair pigment restoration
Composition for indolent wound healing and methods of use therefor
Allergic contact dermatitis treatment and composition therefor
Method to treat smoking withdrawal symptoms by potentiated central noradrenergic blocking
