Abstract: Tablets for once-daily administration comprising a core comprising tramadol or a salt thereof, and a coating applied to said core comprising at least one water-insoluble polymer and at least one enteric polymer.

Abstract: Solid compositions for oral administration comprising a co-precipitate of eplerenone and a water-soluble excipient.

Abstract: Controlled-release zolpidem compositions comprising granules that comprise zolpidem or a salt thereof, a water-insoluble polymer, and an enteric polymer.

Abstract: Suspension comprising spray-dried particles which comprise megestrol acetate and a surfactant.

Abstract: Pharmaceutical capsules containing uncoated particles comprising topiramate and an acid-insoluble polymer.

Abstract: A solution for oral administration comprising itraconazole, an alcoholic solvent, and an acid.

Abstract: Solid pharmaceutical compositions of improved stability which comprise gabapentin and a basic compound that is a hydroxide or a salt of a weak acid.

Abstract: A sustained release capsule for oral administration containing tablets, wherein each tablet comprises 25 mg propafenone hydrochloride.

Abstract: A composition which achieves release of a drug in two spikes, and which comprises particles, wherein the particles consist of a homogenous mixture which comprises the drug and an enteric polymer.

Abstract: A tablet comprising simvastatin and excipients, wherein the content of lactose, if any, is less than 75 percent of the total excipients by weight, and wherein the content of cellulose is more than 20 percent of the total excipients by weight.

Abstract: A solid pharmaceutical composition for oral administration that comprises a mixture of ramipril with lactose mono-hydrate.

Abstract: Pharmaceutical compositions, which enable high absorption when administered orally, and which comprise a cyclosporin or cyclosporin derivative dissolved in a solvent-surfactant system further comprising a hydrophilic surfactant and a lipophilic surfactant, with minimal quantities of solvents.

Abstract: A system is provided for converting conventionally hanger-hung gutters fixedly disposed to receive water from building roofs to a gutter system wherein the gutters are selectively movable between water receiving dispositions and overturned dispositions to facilitate dumping debris from the gutters. The system entails securing first portions of gutter mounting brackets in spaced relationship along the length of the gutter proximate the lower edge of the gutter front wall and securing a second portion of the gutter mounting brackets to the building facia while the gutters are still secured to the building by the conventional gutter hangers. A pivot pin connects the mounting bracket first and second portions to permit the selective gutter movements. Selective movement of the gutters is effected by use of a rod operated by a person standing on the ground beneath the gutters and the application of force in selected manner to the gutter.