Abstract: A device for cleansing skin having a container made from a flexible polymeric sheet with an opening in its top, a self-resealing flap positioned on the container top, a stack of non-woven cleansing cloths placed within the container, and an insulator positioned under the stack of cleansing cloths. The flap is constructed from a laminated polyolefin composite, exhibits memory, and reseals itself against the container after being opened. The insulator is sized and shaped so that it may be easily handled with automated machinery, but is designed to enhance the heat retention capabilities of the device. The cloths in the stack of cloths are folded in a manner that facilitates their removal from the container and are impregnated with a cleansing solution that is pH balanced and exhibits a low incidence of allergic reactions.

Abstract: A method for making multi-layer aspirin tablets including a timed-release layer by coating particles of standard aspirin prior to tabletting with an organic solvent solution containing cellulose acetate phthalate and a plasticizer and pressing together separate layers of the thus-coated aspirin and standard uncoated aspirin into a double-layer tablet.