Abstract: The present invention relates to a formulation of Ivermectin in oral solution which allows proper absorption, enabling the drug to be consumed at any time. In particular, the oral lipid composition is designed with the appropriate selection of a medium-chain triglyceride oil, a hydrophilic cosolvent and an antioxidant, so as to influence the absorption/digestibility of the poorly water-soluble active ingredient and facilitate bioavailability and bioactivity for the administration of the oral solution in drops. The formulation includes Ivermectin in a lipid medium including a cosolvent and an antioxidant in combination with an oily solvent to form an oral solution for administration in drops. The field of the invention is related to improving the bioavailability of insoluble drugs such as Ivermectin for administration in oral drop forms based mainly on lipids without compromising stability or creating impurities.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a formulation of Ivermectin in soft capsules. In particular, the present invention relates to a formulation of Ivermectin in soft capsules which allows proper absorption in water, allowing the drug to be consumed at any time. Ivermectin, as an insoluble active ingredient, according to the invention, can be formulated in a liquid solution without compromising its stability and without creating impurities to form a suitable soft gelatin capsule. Therefore, the invention comprises a formulation comprising Ivermectin in a lipid medium which includes a surfactant in combination with an oily solvent, a co-surfactant and an oxidant, to form a soft capsule comprising a collagen coating, a plasticiser and gelatin. The field of the invention relates to improving the bioavailability of insoluble drugs such as Ivermectin for delivery in oral soft gelatin capsule forms.

Abstract: The present invention solves the gain, noise figure, and distortion problems of prior art thermal compensation circuits by incorporating a temperature-compensating circuit in the feedback loop of a transistor amplifier arrangement. Using this method, the insertion loss is reduced as the gain of the amplifier varies proportionately to the temperature. This method has a negligible effect on the noise figure and distortion, and the incremental cost is much lower than the conventional circuits. Furthermore, the present invention can be used in both single-ended or push-pull dual amplifier configurations.