Abstract: A drug-containing pharmaceutical tablet adapted for accurate breaking which has two or more segments with at least one segment containing a drug.
Abstract: The invention describes a tablet with two end faces and a circumferential face, in which the mutually opposite end faces of the tablet
a) overall are nonplanar and are arranged at least approximately parallel to one another, and
b) are each provided with a score on the top and bottom sides, the scores lying in the center of the tablet parallel to and above one another.
Abstract: A pharmaceutical tablet, with a break line aligned along a long dimension of the tablet, such that a twisting action, in which parts of the tablets on opposite sides if the break line are subjected to a rotational twisting force in respectively opposite senses, causes the tablet to break into two or more parts. The tablet is of the type which may be broken into two or more parts in order to ease swallowing or to allow administration of a partial dose.
Abstract: Elongated, divisible tablet especially for pharmaceutical applications which, when the underside of the tablet is rested on a flat support, touches the support with two zones protruding from both ends of the underside of the tablet but not with the intervening zone wherein the protruding zones are formed as bulges. Such a tablet can be easily divided into two halves with one hand and picked up from a support. In addition it is easily manufactured.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
March 1, 1995
Date of Patent:
October 8, 1996
Assignee:
Boehringer Manheim GmbH
Inventors:
Fritz Demmer, Rolf-Dieter Gabel, Walter Preis