Abstract: The present invention is directed to a particulate pharmaceutical composition. The particulate pharmaceutical composition can comprise a water-soluble or partially water-soluble polymer matrix; and a plurality of nano-sized particles of active agent which are sparingly water-soluble to water-insoluble dispersed in the water-soluble or partially water-soluble polymer matrix. The particulate pharmaceutical composition can be micronized or in the form of a film that can be rolled up. If micronized, the individual micron-sized particles can have a plurality of nano-sized particles present in the micron-sized particles.

Abstract: The present invention provides pharmaceutical compositions. In one aspect, a pharmaceutical composition is provided having a plurality of polymeric film layers heat sealed together as a multilayer structure and having an active agent dispersed within the multilayer structure. The multilayer structure is configured to release the active agent upon administration to a subject, either in a controlled release or immediate release manner.

Abstract: Apparatus include an inkjet pen with a body that defines a first ink reservoir configured to contain a first ink, and a second ink reservoir configured to contain a second ink. A print head is also included, and is operatively supported by the body, wherein the first ink reservoir and the second ink reservoir are each selectively connectible in fluidic communication with the print head. Methods of providing ink for an imaging process include providing an inkjet pen with a first ink reservoir and a second ink reservoir. A first ink with a relatively high color saturation of a given color is placed into the first ink reservoir. A second ink with a relatively low color saturation of the given color is placed into the second ink reservoir.

Abstract: Apparatus include an inkjet pen with a body that defines a first ink reservoir configured to contain a first ink, and a second ink reservoir configured to contain a second ink. A print head is also included, and is operatively supported by the body, wherein the first ink reservoir and the second ink reservoir are each selectively connectible in fluidic communication with the print head. Methods of providing ink for an imaging process include providing an inkjet pen with a first ink reservoir and a second ink reservoir. A first ink with a relatively high color saturation of a given color is placed into the first ink reservoir. A second ink with a relatively low color saturation of the given color is placed into the second ink reservoir.