Abstract: A method for coating a medical device includes applying a second layer that includes a second drug on a first layer of on the medical device. The first layer includes a first drug, which may be in crystalline form. By selecting an appropriate solvent use in applying the second layer and appropriate process conditions, the second layer may be applied such that the first drug retains one or more therapeutic properties. For example, the second layer may be applied such that the first drug maintains its crystalline form. The first and second layers may be free of polymer.

Abstract: An incontinence garment with a replaceable inner pad assembly has a quick-release lower front panel to aid in avoiding accidents. The lower front panel is detachable from the upper front of the garment via cooperating hook and loop or similar fasteners. A fitted, absorbent pad carried within the garment absorbs or contains waste deposited therein during times of incontinence of the wearer, and the pad can be removed and replaced in the garment without removal of the entire garment from the wearer. Impervious flaps on edges of the inner pad help prevent leakage of liquid waste from the pad and garment.