Patents by Inventor Felix A. Landrau
Felix A. Landrau has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 8535701Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: GrantFiled: October 4, 2012Date of Patent: September 17, 2013Assignee: Intarcia Therapeutics, Inc.Inventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, Felix A. Landrau, Bonnie J. Eckenhoff, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Publication number: 20130035669Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 4, 2012Publication date: February 7, 2013Applicant: INTARCIA THERAPEUTICS, INC.Inventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright, Bonnie J. Eckenhoff
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Patent number: 8298562Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: GrantFiled: May 26, 2011Date of Patent: October 30, 2012Assignee: Intarcia Therapeutics, Inc.Inventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, Bonnie J. Eckenhoff, legal representative, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Patent number: 8080259Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: GrantFiled: December 29, 2009Date of Patent: December 20, 2011Assignee: Intarcia Therapeutics, Inc.Inventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Publication number: 20110230865Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 26, 2011Publication date: September 22, 2011Inventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, Bonnie J. Eckenhoff, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Publication number: 20100114074Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 29, 2009Publication date: May 6, 2010Inventors: John R. Perry, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A, Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Patent number: 7655257Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: GrantFiled: August 20, 2003Date of Patent: February 2, 2010Assignee: Intarcia Therapeutics, Inc.Inventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, Bonnie J. Eckenhoff, legal representative, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Publication number: 20040039376Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 20, 2003Publication date: February 26, 2004Inventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Patent number: 6635268Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: GrantFiled: March 28, 2002Date of Patent: October 21, 2003Assignee: Alza CorporationInventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Publication number: 20030031714Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 28, 2002Publication date: February 13, 2003Inventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Patent number: 6395292Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: GrantFiled: May 4, 2001Date of Patent: May 28, 2002Assignee: Alza CorporationInventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Patent number: 6317629Abstract: An iontophoretic delivery device (10) is provided. Device (10) has an electronic circuit (32) having electronic components such as batteries (30) mounted thereon. Device (10) also includes a pair of electrode assemblies (18, 19). The electronic circuit (32) is electrically connected to the electrode assemblies (18, 19) using an electrically conductive adhesive (34). The adhesive can also be used to electrically connect two or more electronic components within circuit (32) or to connect an electronic component to the electronic circuit (32). In one practice of the invention, the electrically conductive adhesive (44) functions as an electrode and electrically connects the circuit (32) to an agent-containing reservoir (24, 25). In a further practice of the invention, the electrically conductive adhesive (93) functions as an agent reservoir and contains the agent to be iontophoretically delivered.Type: GrantFiled: December 2, 1994Date of Patent: November 13, 2001Assignee: Alza CorporationInventors: Ronald P. Haak, J. Richard Gyory, Robert M. Myers, Felix A. Landrau, Harold F. Sanders, Lothar W. Kleiner, Linda M. Hearney
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Publication number: 20010031277Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 4, 2001Publication date: October 18, 2001Inventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Patent number: 6261584Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: GrantFiled: August 4, 1999Date of Patent: July 17, 2001Assignee: Alza CorporationInventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Patent number: 6248348Abstract: The present invention comprises a composition comprising a matrix (12) adapted to be placed in drug- and permeation-enhancing mixture-transmitting relation to a selected skin (18) or other body site. The matrix (12) contains sufficient amounts of drug, permeation enhancer(s) and poly-N-vinyl amide to continuously administer to the site, the drug, in a therapeutically effective amount, and the permeation-enhancing mixture, in an amount effective to enhance the permeation of the skin (18) to the drug, the device (10) shows increased transdermal flux as compared to the transdermal flux of the drug from a device (10) containing no poly-N-vinyl amide. Incorporating poly-N-vinyl amide into the transdermal system also improves the adhesion and stability of the system.Type: GrantFiled: April 26, 1999Date of Patent: June 19, 2001Assignee: ALZA CorporationInventors: Felix A. Landrau, Diane E. Nedberge, Linda M. Hearney
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Patent number: 6169920Abstract: An iontophoretic delivery device (10) is provided. Device (10) has an electronic circuit (32) having electronic components such as batteries (30) mounted thereon. Device (10) also includes a pair of electrode assemblies (18, 19). The electronic circuit (32) is electrically connected to the electrode assemblies (18, 19) using an electrically conductive adhesive (34). The adhesive can also be used to electrically connect two or more electronic components within circuit (32) or to connect an electronic component to the electronic circuit (32). In one practice of the invention, the electrically conductive adhesive (44) functions as an electrode and electrically connects the circuit (32) to an agent-containing reservoir (24, 25). In a further practice of the invention, the electrically conductive adhesive (93) functions as an agent reservoir and contains the agent to be iontophoretically delivered.Type: GrantFiled: October 11, 1994Date of Patent: January 2, 2001Assignee: Alza CorporationInventors: Ronald P. Haak, Robert M. Meyers, Felix A. Landrau, Harold F. Sanders, Lothar W. Kleiner, J. Richard Gyory
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Patent number: 6156331Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: GrantFiled: May 12, 1999Date of Patent: December 5, 2000Assignee: ALZA CorporationInventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, deceased, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Patent number: 5985305Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: GrantFiled: October 2, 1997Date of Patent: November 16, 1999Assignee: Alza CorporationInventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright
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Patent number: 5919478Abstract: The present invention comprises a composition comprising a matrix adapted to be placed in drug-and permeation-enhancing mixture-transmitting relation to a selected skin or other body site. The matrix contains sufficient amounts of drug, permeation enhancer(s) and poly-N-vinylamide to continuously administer to the site, the drug, in a therapeutically effective amount, and the permeation-enhancing mixture, in an amount effective to enhance the permeation of the skin to the drug. The device shows increased transdermal flux, as compared to the transdermal flux of the drug from a device containing no poly-N-vinyl amide. Incorporating poly-N-vinyl amide into the transdermal system also improves the adhesion and stability of the system.Type: GrantFiled: December 14, 1995Date of Patent: July 6, 1999Assignee: ALZA CorporationInventors: Felix A. Landrau, Diane E. Nedberge, Linda Mary Hearney
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Patent number: 5728396Abstract: The invention is directed to a device for delivering an active agent formulation for a predetermined administration period. An impermeable reservoir is divided into a water-swellable agent chamber and an active agent formulation chamber. Fluid from the environment is imbibed through a semipermeable plug into the water-swellable agent chamber and the active agent formulation is released through a back-diffusion regulating outlet. Delivery periods of up to 2 years are achieved.Type: GrantFiled: January 30, 1997Date of Patent: March 17, 1998Assignee: Alza CorporationInventors: John R. Peery, Keith E. Dionne, James B. Eckenhoff, Felix A. Landrau, Scott D. Lautenbach, Judy A. Magruder, Jeremy C. Wright