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US20050199741A1
US20050199741A1 US10/517,187 US51718705A US2005199741A1 US 20050199741 A1 US20050199741 A1 US 20050199741A1 US 51718705 A US51718705 A US 51718705A US 2005199741 A1 US2005199741 A1 US 2005199741A1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A41—WEARING APPAREL
    • A41D—OUTERWEAR; PROTECTIVE GARMENTS; ACCESSORIES
    • A41D13/00—Professional, industrial or sporting protective garments, e.g. surgeons' gowns or garments protecting against blows or punches
    • A41D13/12—Surgeons' or patients' gowns or dresses
    • A41D13/1236—Patients' garments
    • A41D13/1245—Patients' garments for the upper part of the body

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  • the present invention relates to a delivery system for delivering a medicament or well-being enhancing composition.
  • the delivery system is adapted for ready attachment to fabric, typically a garment or bed-linen
  • the invention is applicable with particular advantage to garments adapted for the delivery of inhalable medicaments including sports clothing, and in particular for clothing for children.
  • oils and creams which are impregnated with a vapourising decongestant. Such creams and oils are intended for use on the skin such that the heat of the skin heats up the decongestant to slowly release decongesting vapour which can be inhaled to keep the nasal passages clear.
  • Such oils and creams can in some cases irritate the skin especially the delicate skin of children. Parents often rub such creams into the clothing of the child or impregnate a handkerchief with a decongestant oil. The amount of decongestant is not controlled and it can also ruin the clothes by staining them. In such cases the decongestant can also come into contact with the skin causing the same irritation.
  • One such product comprises a self-adhesive plaster for attachment to the skin which is impregnated with a volatile decongestant. This can cause problems for those with sensitive skins or allergies and can be a particular problem for babies.
  • a well-being enhancing composition is one which tends to promote the health and feelings of health and well-being and encompasses perfumes and essential oils, insect repellants and muscle relaxants.
  • a delivery system for a medicament or well-being enhancing composition comprising a flexible member, means for attaching the flexible member to fabric to form a pocket and an absorbent pad for impregnation with the medicament or well-being enhancing composition arranged such that when the flexible member is attached to a piece of fabric a pocket is formed shaped and sized such the pad may be received and held securely within the pocket but is removable therefrom.
  • the fabric clearly is one which will be in close proximity to the user—typically and preferably the fabric is part of a garment or of bed-linen.
  • the garment may be a shirt, sporting top or pyjama top or, in the case of a baby or small child, an all-in-one suit.
  • the garment may he a glove.
  • the delivery system may be attached to the palm of the glove.
  • the delivery system is attached to a pillowcase, especially where the medicament is a volatile, inhaled medicine or decongestant.
  • the flexible member may comprise a single layer of material which will form a pocket when attached to the fabric.
  • the flexible member comprises a pouch into which the pad may be slipped and readily removed.
  • the flexible member is of a light permeable material allowing the heat of a body to pass from outside the pocket to the absorbent pad and for vapour to be released by the pad or for the medicament impregnated on the pad to pass through the fabric.
  • the material may be chosen such that the medicament cannot pass through the material to the skin—but an inhalable vapour will be released through the material.
  • the flexible member is of a net or mesh material which will hold the pad securely but allow the skin to be in contact with the pad.
  • a light cotton material may be preferred.
  • the flexible member may be a woven or non-woven material.
  • a preferred material is a cotton muslin. The choice of other suitable materials will depend upon the particular medicament or well-being enhancing composition to be delivered the choice of which will be readily apparent to the skilled addressee of the specification.
  • the means for attaching the flexible member to the fabric is preferably arranged to provide a quick and easy means to secure the pocket in position and may comprise a release adhesive.
  • the means of attachment comprises a material, typically non-woven impregnated with a heat activated adhesive which thus is an ‘iron-on composition’ such as that sold under the trade mark WUNDAWEB.
  • the attachment means is arranged around the periphery of the flexible member with an opening to allow the pad to be introduced into the pocket.
  • the positioning of the means for attachment does not have to define a pocket merely to securely attach the pouch in position.
  • the material may comprise one face of the pouch or purely be mounted along the peripheral edges.
  • an iron-on surface such as WUNDAWEB is used it can be positioned on a garment as required by the user and then secured in position by ironing and activating the adhesive in the iron-on surface. The pocket thus mounted will be held securely in position for at least five washes allowing replacement of the pad as required.
  • the pocket formed by the flexible member and the fabric to which it is in use attached may be an open-topped pocket. Provided that the pad size is only just smaller than the pocket once in position if the fabric is part of a garment, when the garment is worn it will be held securely. However the retention of the absorbent pad within the pocket if it is open topped when the pocket is mounted upon a pillowcase could be difficult.
  • the pocket may have a closure to prevent the pad from falling out when the garment is worn, in particular during active sports.
  • a closure may comprise a pad engaging flap at the open entrance to the pocket, the flap being folded back on itself to form an end pocket which is slipped over the outer edge of the absorbent pad to retain it in position.
  • Such arrangement is similar to a pillowcase.
  • the absorbent pad is of a shape and size to ensure that it is not heavy for the weight of the fabric to which the delivery system is to be mounted and that it is not obtrusive.
  • the pad may be in a square or rectangular pillow shape with sides between 2 cm and 16 cm and depth between 1 ⁇ 4 cm to 1 cm.
  • the pad may be a foam pad or cotton—or may comprise an impregnated non woven sheet of fabric (which may be folded to form a pad or inserted in the pocket as a sheet—dependent upon the intended use).
  • the pocket may be attached to a garment inside the garment where it is unobtrusive or outside the garment when it will be seen, the choice of colour and design of the flexible member will vary dependent upon its intended use.
  • a pocket for use on a sport shirt may be mounted at the front of the shirt, in which case, the flexible member may conveniently be printed with advertising material.
  • the flexible member will be of a material which will match the colour of the fabric to which it is to be attached.
  • the delivery system is preferably sold as a kit of parts comprising one flexible member with the means of attachment to the fabric secured or part of the flexible member, together with a number of absorbent pads, typically five impregnated with the required medicament or well-being enhancing composition.
  • the pads are supplied individually securely wrapped. The advantage of a pre-impregnated pad is that the correct dosage and concentration are used.
  • the pads may be supplied unimpregnated with a supply of the composition to be added to the pad before insertion into the pocket. This is useful if different strengths and dosages need to be used for different people—for example for children of different ages.
  • the medicament may be any material which has a curative or alleviating effect, which has to be brought into close proximity to the user to have its effect. It is typically a volatile or percutaneously administered drug.
  • the medicament is volatile and inhalable, such as a vapourised decongestant.
  • the pocket would be positioned such as to locate the pad in a position such that vapourised decongestant may readily be inhaled by the wearer.
  • the advantage of this system is that the decongestant can be impregnated into the pad at exactly the correct concentration to deliver a recommended dose to the wearer.
  • the pad may be readily removed from the holder for washing of the garment and for replacing after a predetermined time.
  • vapourising decongestant will be apparent to the skilled addressee of the specification as will be the choice of appropriate material for the pad for receiving the decongestant. Typically a suitable material for the pad will be dependent on the decongestant formulation chosen.
  • Suitable percutaneously administered medicaments include pain relief drugs and antihistamine creams.
  • Typical well-being enhancing compositions include creams, ointments and lotions for cuts and abrasions, antiseptics, insect sting and bite creams and insect repellants, all of which may be difficult to administer, especially to a child, or to anyone who suffers allergic reactions to standard medical dressings. Also encompassed are fragrances and essential oils which enhance the feelings of well-being to the user.
  • the pad may also be impregnated with compositions which on exposure to air generate heat or cold—the temperature generated in the composition will transfer the heat or cold for pain relief to the user without the skin of the user coming into contact with the composition.
  • the pocket would be positioned in a region in close contact with an area of the wearer requiring attention.
  • the invention is applicable with particular advantage to sports garments such as football shirts, the invention may also be applied with advantage to children's night clothes—even baby clothes.
  • the invention may also be applied with advantage to children's night clothes—even baby clothes.
  • the pocket may be in the form of a bag having an iron-on surface which can be positioned on a garment as required by the user and then secured in position by ironing and activating the adhesive in the iron-on surface.
  • the pocket may conveniently be square or rectangular it may be shaped according to the intended usage and medicament which needs to be delivered.
  • FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a first delivery system
  • FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a second example of a flexible member for use in a delivery system
  • FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a third example of a flexible member for use in a delivery system
  • FIG. 4 is a schematic view of a fourth delivery system mounted upon a sports shirt.
  • FIG. 5 is a schematic view of a fifth delivery system mounted upon a fingerless glove
  • a first delivery system 1 for a medicament or well-being enhancing composition comprises a flexible member 3 , means 5 for attaching the flexible member to fabric to form a pocket and an absorbent pad 7 for impregnation with the medicament or well-being enhancing composition. They are arranged such that when the flexible member 3 is attached to a piece of fabric, a pocket is formed, shaped and sized such that the pad 7 may be received and held securely within the pocket but is removable therefrom.
  • the flexible member 3 is in the form of a pouch of light cotton muslin.
  • the pouch 3 is substantially rectangular with an open end 9 , and a closure flap 11 .
  • the closure flap 11 engages the outer end of the pad 7 when it is in position in the pouch in the same way as a pillowcase retains a pillow.
  • the pouch has been formed from one single length of fabric, sewn only along two parallel seams 13 .
  • the parallel seams attach the faces of the pouch together, retain the edges of the flap 11 to form a closure and attach a strip of WUNDAWEB 5 to each edge.
  • the strips 5 are of a non-woven material impregnated with heat activated adhesive.
  • the user decides on the correct location of the delivery of the composition which will depend on the composition with which the pad is impregnated. If a volatile inhaled composition, the pocket is required at a location on a garment or on a pillowcase where the vapour will be inhaled.
  • the flexible member is placed in the desired position on the fabric and a hot iron is applied. The adhesive within the strips 5 is activated to attach the pocket into place for securely receiving the pad 7 .
  • FIG. 2 A variation of the flexible member is illustrated in FIG. 2 .
  • This flexible member 15 comprises a pouch made of two squares of material sewn together at three sides.
  • One face of the pouch 17 is of a non-woven material impregnated with heat activated adhesive and the other face 19 is of fine cotton muslin.
  • the entire face of the pocket will be secured to fabric onto which the pouch is ironed.
  • FIG. 3 A further variation of a flexible member is illustrated in FIG. 3 .
  • This comprises a sheet 21 of cotton muslin, including strips of WUNDAWEB 23 along three of its peripheral edges.
  • the flexible member 21 will form a pocket when it is attached to the fabric.
  • FIG. 4 illustrates a garment 25 which includes a pocket 27 for receiving and holding securely a vapourising decongestant impregnated pad 29 , the pocket 27 positioned such as to locate the pad 29 in a position such that vapourised decongestant may readily be inhaled by the wearer of the garment.
  • the garment is a sports shirt with the pocket 27 positioned at the centre of the front of the garment just below the neckline to ensure that the vapourised decongestant can readily be inhaled by the wearer of the garment.
  • the pocket 27 has been formed by a net pouch which has been ironed on to the sports shirt attached by a heat activated adhesive (not shown).
  • the pocket 27 is in this case in the form of an open-topped pocket 27 of net material.
  • the dimensions of the pocket are 12.5 cm by 15.5 cm and the dimensions of the pad are 7.5 cm by 10 cm.
  • the kit of parts supplied to the purchaser is a pouch 27 , with its adhesive strips already attached to the edges of the pocket, together with five impregnated pads 29 sealed in sachets.
  • the pocket 27 will stay in place for at least five washes allowing the pads 29 to be changed as required.
  • FIG. 5 illustrates an alternative garment 31 to which a delivery system may be attached.
  • the flexible member 33 comprises a substantially circular sheet of material having upon it a peripheral arc 35 of release adhesive which is used to secure the flexible member 33 to the palm of a fingerless glove 31 to form a pocket having an open top 37 .
  • a disc like pad 39 typically impregnated with a decongestant. Because the glove will be tight on the hand the pad 39 will be held securely within the pocket.
  • the release adhesive 35 is here suitable for use since the glove will not be washed as frequently as for example, a sports shirt.
  • the glove also includes on its opposite face sweatband 41 .

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