Abstract: Kits for allowing pharmacist to easily compound medications are provided. The kits include a mixing container, a first active ingredient and an inactive ingredient. It is further provided that methods of mixing compounds. Some kits include coloring agents that aid in the establishment proper mixing. Other kits include colored labels located on the ingredients.

Abstract: Kits for allowing pharmacist to easily compound medications are provided. The kits include a mixing container, a first active ingredient and an inactive ingredient. It is further provided that methods of mixing compounds. Some kits include coloring agents that aid in the establishment proper mixing. Other kits include colored labels located on the ingredients.

Abstract: Methods to enable a visual check on the mixing proper pharmaceutical compounding kits. The methods include providing a kit with a colored inactive to be added to the mixture. When the mixture is uniform or resembles a predetermined color, the mixture is assumed to be properly mixed.

Abstract: Methods to enable a visual check on the mixing proper pharmaceutical compounding kits. The methods include providing a kit with a colored inactive to be added to the mixture. When the mixture is uniform or resembles a predetermined color, the mixture is assumed to be properly mixed.

Abstract: Methods to enable a visual check on the mixing proper pharmaceutical compounding kits. The methods include providing a kit with a colored inactive to be added to the mixture. When the mixture is uniform or resembles a predetermined color, the mixture is assumed to be properly mixed.

Abstract: Methods to enable a visual check on the mixing proper pharmaceutical compounding kits. The methods include providing a kit with a colored inactive to be added to the mixture. When the mixture is uniform or resembles a predetermined color, the mixture is assumed to be properly mixed.

Abstract: Kits for allowing pharmacist to easily compound medications are provided. The kits include a mixing container, a first active ingredient and an inactive ingredient. It is further provided that methods of mixing compounds. Some kits include coloring agents that aid in the establishment proper mixing. Other kits include colored labels located on the ingredients.

Abstract: The current invention provides formulations for transdermal delivery of promethazine which achieve delivery of the drug with consistent plasma levels. The topical formulations of the invention are superior to both rectal suppositories and oral dosage forms in that variable blood levels, first-pass metabolism, unpredictable peaks in blood levels, and variable bioavailability are minimized. Formulations of the invention provide antiemetic and antipruritic relief to patients in need of treatment while minimizing side effects and adverse reactions known to occur with other routes of administration and other formulations.

Abstract: A HIPPA compliance device used by an individual in the distribution of prescription medication having the ability to render labels, containing patient information, of used prescription containers illegible rendering the used prescription containers in compliance with HIPPA. The HIPPA compliance device comprises a tool that has means for rendering labels of prescription medication containers illegible in response to relative movement between the invention and the prescription container. Some embodiments include the means for rendering the labels illegible in the or connected to the handle of a spatula. In other embodiments, the means for rendering the labels illegible are independent of a spatula.

Abstract: A strap lock has a flexible strap having a leading end and a trailing end. A locking device includes a first strap engagement portion that is capable of holding one part of the strap in position with respect to the locking device in a lock position thereof, and releasing the one part of the flexible strap in a release position. A second strap engagement portion engages another part of the flexible strap. A lock is capable of locking the first strap engagement portion in the lock position. The strap is preferably woven from strands of metal and high strength polymer.

Abstract: A strap lock has a flexible strap having a leading end and a trailing end. A locking device includes a first strap engagement portion that is capable of holding one part of the strap in position with respect to the locking device in a lock position thereof, and releasing the one part of the flexible strap in a release position. A second strap engagement portion engages another part of the flexible strap. A lock is capable of locking the first strap engagement portion in the lock position. The strap is preferably woven from strands of metal and high strength polymer.

Abstract: A strap lock has a flexible strap having a leading end and a trailing end. A locking device includes a first strap engagement portion that is capable of holding one part of the strap in position with respect to the locking device in a lock position thereof, and releasing the one part of the flexible strap in a release position. A second strap engagement portion engages another part of the flexible strap. A lock is capable of locking the first strap engagement portion in the lock position. The strap is preferably woven from strands of metal and high strength polymer.

Abstract: This invention pertains to a retractable wing keel for sailboats. A keel member is movably attached to the bottom of the sailboat, and a wing member is attached to the bottom of the keel member. In a first embodiment, the keel member is pivotally attached to the bottom of the sailboat and the wing member is pivotally attached to the bottom of the keel member. In a second embodiment, the keel member is slidably attached to the bottom of the sailboat and the wing member is fixedly attached to the bottom of the keel member.

Abstract: A variably-sized strap lock includes a strap and a lock body. The strap consists of a free end portion, a hinge portion and a lock portion. A variably-sized loop is formed by inserting the strap into the lock body and pulling the strap through the lock body to remove excess slack. The lock body engages either a series of teeth or a pair of chain-like members located on the strap and prevents withdrawal without disengagement by the user. A pair of hinges or the pair of chain-like members of the strap allow the hinge portion of the strap to lie flush against the lock body portion of the strap thus allowing the strap lock to be tightly secured onto an object to prevent rattling or inadvertent disengagement.