Abstract: A system to reduce error in procurement of over-the-counter medications that has a prescription drug dispensing container that contains a prescription medication, an over-the-counter drug dispensing container that contains an over-the-counter medication, indicia displayed on the over-the-counter drug dispensing container, and a procurement guide that links the procurement of the over-the-counter medication to the procurement of said prescription medication and allows identification of said over-the-counter medication by matching indicia on the procurement guide to the indicia on the over-the-counter drug dispensing container.

Abstract: A seat belt device for stabilizing and positioning a flexible vehicle seat belt buckle having a substantially rigid support structure configured for combining with a vehicle seat belt buckle to convert a movable, flexible vehicle seat belt buckle to a substantially stationary seat belt buckle for facilitating engagement of a seat belt latch. The support structure includes splinting configurations and wedging configurations.

Abstract: An organizational treatment device and method for the treatment of obstructive pulmonary disease comprising both controller and rescue medications such that the need for rescue medication and consequent need for controller medication can be more certainly determined than at present.

Abstract: A system to reduce error in procurement of over-the-counter drugs that has a prescription drug dispensing container that contains a prescription drug, an over-the-counter drug dispensing container that contains an over-the-counter drug, and indicia displayed on the prescription drug dispensing container and the over-the-counter drug dispensing container to link the prescription drug and the over-the-counter drug and thereby guide the procurement of the over-the-counter drug.

Abstract: A prepackaged, therapeutic regimen includes a non-sedating first dosage unit that includes a nasal decongestant, a second dosage unit that includes an antihistamine and an attenuated dosage of nasal decongestant, indicia for distinguishing between the first and second dosage units, administration instructions that teach the coordinated use of the first and second dosage units, and a pharmaceutical dispensing container containing the first and second dosage units and incorporating the indicia and coordinating instructions.

Abstract: A single dosage medication formulation incorporating a beta-adrenergic antagonist and an agent to prevent platelet aggregation to enhance simplicity, convenience, and compliance with the use of these agents.

Abstract: A device and method for simplifying, organizing, and reducing medication error, and enhancing therapeutic compliance with the combined use of liquid medications for continuous nebulization for treating respiratory disorders comprising at least two separate liquids for continuously nebulized delivery to the respiratory tract, indicia for distinguishing the liquids, instructions for coordination of the liquids use together, a unifying container, and optionally, a spirometer. The method comprises providing the liquids, indicia, and instructions in the unified container, dispensing the prescribed amount of the liquids into the nebulization device, and administering the liquids according to the instructions.

Abstract: A system to reduce error in procurement of over-the-counter medications that has a prescription drug dispensing container that contains a prescription medication, an over-the-counter drug dispensing container that contains an over-the-counter medication, indicia displayed on the over-the-counter drug dispensing container, and a procurement guide that links the procurement of the over-the-counter medication to the procurement of said prescription medication and allows identification of said over-the-counter medication by matching indicia on the procurement guide to the indicia on the over-the-counter drug dispensing container.

Abstract: A system to reduce error in procurement of over-the-counter drugs that has a prescription drug dispensing container that contains a prescription drug, an over-the-counter drug dispensing container that contains an over-the-counter drug, and indicia displayed on the prescription drug dispensing container and the over-the-counter drug dispensing container to link the prescription drug and the over-the-counter drug and thereby guide the procurement of the over-the-counter drug.

Abstract: A prepackaged, therapeutic regimen includes a non-sedating first dosage unit that includes a nasal decongestant, a second dosage unit that includes an antihistamine and an attenuated dosage of nasal decongestant, indicia for distinguishing between the first and second dosage units, administration instructions that teach the coordinated use of the first and second dosage units, and a pharmaceutical dispensing container containing the first and second dosage units and incorporating the indicia and coordinating instructions.

Abstract: An organizational treatment device and method for the treatment of obstructive pulmonary disease comprising both controller and rescue medications such that the need for rescue medication and consequent need for controller medication can be more certainly determined than at present.

Abstract: A method for treating postprandial hyperglycemia in diabetes mellitus in a human which employs a combination of an aerosolizable topical insulin and a short-acting oral hypoglycemic agent as a regimen taken adjacent to mealtime.

Abstract: A prepackaged, therapeutic regimen includes a non-sedating first dosage unit that includes a nasal decongestant, a second dosage unit that includes an antihistamine and an attenuated dosage of nasal decongestant, indicia for distinguishing between the first and second dosage units, administration instructions that teach the coordinated use of the first and second dosage units, and a pharmaceutical dispensing container containing the first and second dosage units and incorporating the indicia and coordinating instructions.

Abstract: A device and method for simplifying, organizing, and reducing medication error, and enhancing therapeutic compliance with the combined use of liquid medications for continuous nebulization for treating respiratory disorders comprising at least two separate liquids for continuously nebulized delivery to the respiratory tract, indicia for distinguishing the liquids, instructions for coordination of the liquids use together, a unifying container, and optionally, a spirometer. The method comprises providing the liquids, indicia, and instructions in the unified container, dispensing the prescribed amount of the liquids into the nebulization device, and administering the liquids according to the instructions.

Abstract: A unified medication assemblage comprising a multiplicity of medications, functional indicia, and instructions for coordinating the medications together as a regimen. The medication dosages are retained in blister packs or pouches, are organized into event modules associated with particular daily events, and have corresponding event indicia. In one embodiment, the event modules are further organized into day modules having day indicia. In another embodiment, the event modules are organized into compartments of a box.

Abstract: Pharmaceutical dosage forms for oral administration of an antihistamine and a decongestant are disclosed. The dosage forms provide an antihistamine in an amount and formulation to exhibit antihistaminic activity in a human for greater than 22 hours; and a decongestant in an amount and formulation to exhibit stimulatory activity in a human for less than 16 hours. The formulation of the invention can be taken once per day to afford symptomatic relief of rhinitis while avoiding stimulation at night.

Abstract: A device and method for use in conjunction with exercise of about one hour or less which enhances convenience, and encourages compliance with a regimen of exercise beverages to accomplish preexercise hydration and postexercise hydration and muscle glycogen replenishment, and which includes a preexercise beverage formulation and a postexercise beverage formulation combined in a unified package with indicia and instructions. The preexercise beverage has a volume of from about 240 ml to about 300 ml, and the postexercise beverage has a volume of from about 300 ml to about 600 ml.

Abstract: A prepackaged, therapeutic regimen includes a non-sedating first dosage unit that includes a nasal decongestant, a second dosage unit that includes an antihistamine and an attenuated dosage of nasal decongestant, indicia for distinguishing between the first and second dosage units, administration instructions that teach the coordinated use of the first and second dosage units, and a pharmaceutical dispensing container containing the first and second dosage units and incorporating the indicia and coordinating instructions.

Abstract: A method for treating postprandial hyperglycemia in diabetes mellitus in a human which employs a combination of an aerosolizable topical insulin and a short-acting oral hypoglycemic agent as a regimen taken adjacent to mealtime.

Abstract: An assemblage for simultaneously ingesting more than one liquid beverage, having a plurality of individual conduits, a plurality of beverage receptacles, and a joining mechanism for joining said receptacles into a unified structure. The conduits, receptacles, and joining mechanism are of complementarily size and configuration such, that when the device is assembled, the conduits can reach from the furthest interior of its respective receptacle, through an outlet in said receptacle, and comfortably into a user's mouth.