Abstract: This invention relates to features of durable absorbent pants (for example, underwear briefs) to be worn for containing and absorbing bodily discharges, wherein the pants include an integrated absorbent panel.

Abstract: A non-durable flexible container can include a first film wall including a first portion comprising at least one first structural support member defined in the first film wall, and a second portion that is free of a structural support member. The container can further include a second film wall including at least one second structural support member defined in the second film wall, wherein at least a portion of the first structural support member is adjacent to at least a portion of the second structural support member to define a seam region, and a side of the seam region defines an edge of the non-durable flexible container. The container can also include a closed produce volume defined between first and second film walls; and a seam projecting outwardly from the seam region at an intersection of the first and second film walls.

Abstract: Method of defining at least one treatment area including receiving a first set of data from a digital geometric representation of a target area; receiving a second set of data representing at least a portion of an applicator designed to contact the target area; digitally overlying the second set of data over the first set of data to generate a first digital overlay; digitally defining a treatment area on the first digital overlay surrounding the condition; generating a third set of data representing a portion of the applicator and the treatment area; digitally overlying the third set of data over the first set of data to generate a second digital overlay representing coverage of a condition by the treatment area; and generating a first electronic image that includes a visual depiction of the second digital overlay.

Abstract: Method for targeted application of active agents to a target surface including: creating a digital geometric representation of the target surface; providing an array of applicators; selecting an applicator from the array of applicators based on the target surface; disposing the active agent on the applicator surface of the applicator; disposing the applicator on the target surface so that the active agent is in contact with the target surface; and removing the applicator from the target surface while leaving at least some of the active agent in contact with the target surface.

Abstract: An applicator comprises a first structural element which has a shape determined according to a digital geometric representation of a target structure, the applicator further comprises an active agent located according to a diagnostic scan of the target structure.

Abstract: A method for evaluating fit of an applicator can include receiving on a process first and second sets of digital data representing the target area and at least a portion of the applicator, respectively, digitally overlying the second set of digital data over the first set of digital data; calculating in the target area at a plurality of points of the overlay a separation distance between the sets of data and generating an electronic image that includes a visual depiction of the calculated separation distance.

Abstract: A self-supporting applicator comprises a first structural element which is self-supporting and has a shape determined according to a target structure, the applicator further comprises an active agent.

Abstract: A method of making a face mask for a face of a human user can include determining a lower eye region bound and determining an upper eye region bound by locating an upper bound of the eyeball as determined by a peak point of an arc of concavity in an upper eyelid of the at least one eye when the eye is closed. The method can also include setting a first anchor point about 0 mm to about 10 mm below the lower eye region bound, and setting a second anchor point about 0 mm to about 10 mm above the upper eye region bound; and defining at least one eye opening for a face mask having first edge that intersects the first anchor point and a second edge that intersects the second anchor point.

Abstract: A treatment applicator including an applicator surface arranged to cover at least one target area; and an active agent applied to the applicator surface area for application to the at least one target area, wherein the active agent is applied in a concentration gradient decreasing from a first zone of the at least one target area to a second zone of the at least one target area.

Abstract: Method of defining at least one treatment area including receiving a first set of data from a digital geometric representation of a target area; receiving a second set of data representing at least a portion of an applicator designed to contact the target area; digitally overlying the second set of data over the first set of data to generate a first digital overlay; digitally defining a treatment area on the first digital overlay surrounding the condition; generating a third set of data representing a portion of the applicator and the treatment area; digitally overlying the third set of data over the first set of data to generate a second digital overlay representing coverage of a condition by the treatment area; and generating a first electronic image that includes a visual depiction of the second digital overlay.

Abstract: Method for targeted application of active agents to a target surface including: creating a digital geometric representation of the target surface; providing an array of applicators; selecting an applicator from the array of applicators based on the target surface; disposing the active agent on the applicator surface of the applicator; disposing the applicator on the target surface so that the active agent is in contact with the target surface; and removing the applicator from the target surface while leaving at least some of the active agent in contact with the target surface.

Abstract: Method for targeted application of active agents to a target surface including the steps of: (a) capturing an image of the target surface; (b) transforming the image into a digital geometric representation of the target surface; (c) forming an applicator mask having an applicator surface with a three-dimensional shape corresponding to the target surface; (d) disposing the active agent on the applicator surface of the applicator mask; (e) disposing the applicator mask on the target surface so that the active agent is in contact with the target surface; and (f) removing the applicator mask from the target surface while leaving at least some of the active agent in contact with the target surface.

Abstract: A method for evaluating fit of an applicator can include receiving on a process first and second sets of digital data representing the target area and at least a portion of the applicator, respectively, digitally overlying the second set of digital data over the first set of digital data; calculating in the target area at a plurality of points of the overlay a separation distance between the sets of data and generating an electronic image that includes a visual depiction of the calculated separation distance.

Abstract: A method for forming an applicator comprises steps of: creating a digital geometric representation of the structure, the target structure having a flatness ratio; forming the applicator using the digital geometric representation of the target structure, the applicator having a target structure contacting surface; and disposing an active agent upon the target structure contacting surface of the applicator.

Abstract: Methods of making non-durable self-supporting flexible containers.

Abstract: Method for targeted application of active agents to a target surface including the steps of: (a) capturing an image of the target surface; (b) transforming the image into a digital geometric representation of the target surface; (c) forming an applicator mask having an applicator surface with a three-dimensional shape corresponding to the target surface; (d) disposing the active agent on the applicator surface of the applicator mask; (e) disposing the applicator mask on the target surface so that the active agent is in contact with the target surface; and (f) removing the applicator mask from the target surface while leaving at least some of the active agent in contact with the target surface.