A catamenial tampon for absorbing menstrual flow and for treating menstrual symptoms is disclosed. The tampon has an absorbent tampon body made of industrial hemp fiber. The tampon body is provided with a pharmaceutical composition comprising an effective amount of cannabidiol. Further disclosed is a method for making the tampon and a method for treatment of symptoms associated with menstruation using the tampon.

The disclosed technology relates to a wound dressing comprising an absorbent layer impregnated or coated with a composition comprising a chelating agent, an amphoteric surfactant, and an anionic surfactant. The invention further relates to methods and uses of the wound dressing.

A self-healing, scratch resistant slippery surface that is manufactured by wicking a chemically-inert, high-density liquid coating over a roughened solid surface featuring micro and nanoscale topographies is described. Such a slippery surface shows anti-wetting properties, as well as exhibits significant reduction of adhesion of a broad range of biological materials, including particles in suspension or solution. Specifically, the slippery surfaces can be applied to medical devices and equipment to effectively repel biological materials such as blood, and prevent, reduce, or delay coagulation and surface-mediated clot formation. Moreover, the slippery surfaces can be used to prevent fouling by microorganisms such as bacteria.

A self-healing, scratch resistant slippery surface that is manufactured by wicking a chemically-inert, high-density liquid coating over a roughened solid surface featuring micro and nanoscale topographies is described. Such a slippery surface shows anti-wetting properties, as well as exhibits significant reduction of adhesion of a broad range of biological materials, including particles in suspension or solution. Specifically, the slippery surfaces can be applied to medical devices and equipment to effectively repel biological materials such as blood, and prevent, reduce, or delay coagulation and surface-mediated clot formation. Moreover, the slippery surfaces can be used to prevent fouling by microorganisms such as bacteria.

A disposable absorbent hygiene product is provided, comprising an absorbent core disposed between a liquid pervious topsheet intended to face the wearer, and a backsheet intended to face away from the wearer, wherein said absorbent core comprises a super absorbent polymer composition that comprises a) super absorbent polymer particles including a cross-linked polymer of a water soluble ethylenically unsaturated monomer containing an acidic group, at least a part of said acidic groups being neutralized; and b) a particle size-controlled antibacterial agent that comprises a chelating agent containing EDTA or an alkali metal salt thereof; a mixture of an organic acid and a silicate-based salt; and a particle size control agent.

A disposable absorbent hygiene product is provided, comprising an absorbent core disposed between a liquid pervious topsheet intended to face the wearer, and a backsheet intended to face away from the wearer, wherein said absorbent core comprises a super absorbent polymer composition that comprises a) super absorbent polymer particles including a cross-linked polymer of a water soluble ethylenically unsaturated monomer containing an acidic group, at least a part of said acidic groups being neutralized; and b) a particle size-controlled antibacterial agent that comprises a chelating agent containing EDTA or an alkali metal salt thereof; a mixture of an organic acid and a silicate-based salt; and a particle size control agent.

In one embodiment, a composition may include beeswax, Candelilla wax, oregano oil, glycerin, olive oil, arnica plant concentrate, and carbolic acid. In another embodiment, a method for treating an injury to an affected limb may include may include cleaning the affected limb, providing a water-based treatment composition, applying the water-based treatment composition to the affected limb, providing an oil-based treatment composition, and applying the oil-based treatment composition to the affected limb. The method may further include providing a gauze impregnated with a wax-based treatment composition and wrapping the impregnated gauze around the affected limb. The water-based treatment composition may include water, essence of oregano, and carbolic acid. The oil-based treatment composition may include glycerin, arnica plant concentrate, and carbolic acid. The wax-based treatment composition may include beeswax, Candelilla wax, arnica plant concentrate, and carbolic acid.

The present invention relates to a method for producing a wound dressing on the basis of phospholipid-containing nanodispersions.

The present invention relates to a method for producing a wound dressing on the basis of phospholipid-containing nanodispersions.

A biomaterial including a plurality of fatty acid chains cross-linked together and elemental silver metal formed within the material. Method(s) for forming the material are also included. The silver-containing biomaterial can be utilized alone or in combination with a medical device for the release and local delivery of one or more anti-infective agents.