Medicated patch for treating bee and wasp stings
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Mar 4, 2008
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Mar 16, 2006
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May 5, 2005
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May 5, 2005
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A medicated patch for extracting bee/wasp sting toxins from the human skin includes a flexible substrate layer that has a planar adhesive surface and an annular shape. An annular receptacle is centrally registered on the adhesive surface and is permanently affixed to the substrate layer. A poultice is nested on the receptacle and protrudes upwardly and away from the substrate layer such that the poultice becomes effectively intercalated between the human body surface and the substrate layer when a user affixes the medicated patch onto the human body surface. The poultice is housed in an inactive and dry state during pre-application conditions and is adaptable to an active and hydrated state during application procedures such that the poultice can effectively extract toxins from the human body surface.
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