Claims for Patent: 6,103,260
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Summary for Patent: 6,103,260
| Title: | Simethicone/anhydrous calcium phosphate compositions |
| Abstract: | The invention relates to antifoam oral solid dosage form preparations formed from a free flowing granular composition comprising an admixture of simethicone and either one or both of granular anhydrous tribasic calcium phosphate or dibasic calcium phosphate wherein the admixture is a uniform granular composition of not more than 1000 micron particle size which is suitable for compression into a solid dosage form for oral administration. |
| Inventor(s): | Joseph R. Luber, Glenn Madison, Gerard McNally |
| Assignee: | Kenvue Brands LLC |
| Application Number: | US08/896,189 |
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