DANIEL SCOTT LEON
Pilots at Cv Nck Rd, Muttontown, NY
License number
New York A2594098
Issued Date
Nov 2016
Expiration Date
Nov 2018
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
161 Cove Neck Rd, Muttontown, NY 11771
Professional information
Veterinary Delivery Systems And Methods Of Delivering Effective Agents To Animals
US Patent:
2002007, Jun 20, 2002
Filed:
Jun 25, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/344693
Inventors:
THOMAS LEON - OYSTER BAY NY, US
JOHN BERGGREN - OYSTER BAY NY, US
PAUL GABEL - OYSTER BAY NY, US
DANIEL S. LEON - OYSTER BAY NY, US
JOHN BERGGREN - OYSTER BAY NY, US
PAUL GABEL - OYSTER BAY NY, US
DANIEL S. LEON - OYSTER BAY NY, US
International Classification:
A61K009/14, A61K009/00, A23K001/18, A23K001/165, A23K001/17
US Classification:
424/484000, 424/488000, 424/438000, 424/442000
Abstract:
A veterinary delivery system in the form of a pliable film comprising at least one binder, at least one lubricant, at least one solvent for the binder and lubricant, and an effective amount of at least one effective agent. According to one embodiment, a flavorant is included in a pliable hydrophilic film in order to enhance oral acceptability by the animal. In other embodiments, the films preferably have a moisture content of about 2-15%, preferably about 3-7% by weight. The hydrophilic films most preferably have at least one effective agent distributed homogeneously throughout the film. Also disclosed are methods of delivering veterinary delivery systems wherein a pliable, hydrophilic film comprising at least one effective agent is placed within the oral cavity of an animal.
Veterinary Delivery Systems And Methods Of Delivering Effective Agents To Animals
US Patent:
2006012, Jun 8, 2006
Filed:
Jan 18, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/333936
Inventors:
Thomas Leon - Oyster Bay NY, US
John Berggren - Oyster Bay NY, US
Paul Gabel - Oyster Bay NY, US
Daniel Leon - Oyster Bay NY, US
John Berggren - Oyster Bay NY, US
Paul Gabel - Oyster Bay NY, US
Daniel Leon - Oyster Bay NY, US
International Classification:
A23K 1/165, A61K 35/60
US Classification:
424442000, 424523000
Abstract:
A veterinary delivery system in the form of a pliable film comprising at least one binder, at least one lubricant, at least one solvent for the binder and lubricant, and an effective amount of at least one effective agent. According to one embodiment, a flavorant is included in a pliable hydrophilic film in order to enhance oral acceptability by the animal. In other embodiments, the films preferably have a moisture content of about 2-15%, preferably about 3-7% by weight. The hydrophilic films most preferably have at least one effective agent distributed homogeneously throughout the film. Also disclosed are methods of delivering veterinary delivery systems wherein a pliable, hydrophilic film comprising at least one effective agent is placed within the oral cavity of an animal.
Veterinary Delivery Systems And Methods Of Delivering Effective Agents To Animals
US Patent:
7005142, Feb 28, 2006
Filed:
Dec 5, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/730712
Inventors:
Thomas Leon - Oyster Bay NY, US
John Berggren - Oyster Bay NY, US
Paul Gabel - Oyster Bay NY, US
Daniel S. Leon - Oyster Bay NY, US
John Berggren - Oyster Bay NY, US
Paul Gabel - Oyster Bay NY, US
Daniel S. Leon - Oyster Bay NY, US
International Classification:
A61K 9/70
US Classification:
424484, 424485, 424486, 424487, 424488, 424434, 424435, 424438, 424422, 424444, 424405, 424407
Abstract:
A veterinary delivery system in the form of a pliable film comprising at least one binder, at least one lubricant, at least one solvent for the binder and lubricant, and an effective amount of at least one effective agent. According to one embodiment, a flavorant is included in a pliable hydrophilic film in order to enhance oral acceptability by the animal. In other embodiments, the films preferably have a moisture content of about 2–15%, preferably about 3–7% by weight. The hydrophilic films most preferably have at least one effective agent distributed homogeneously throughout the film.
Dissolvable Films Comprising Suspended, Non-Soluble Pharmaceutically Active Ingredients, Apparatus And Methods For Their Manufacture And Use
US Patent:
2004004, Mar 4, 2004
Filed:
Apr 16, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/417432
Inventors:
Daniel Leon - Oyster Bay NY, US
Paul Gabel - Oyster Bay NY, US
Paul Gabel - Oyster Bay NY, US
International Classification:
A61K009/70
US Classification:
424/443000
Abstract:
Pharmaceutical delivery systems in the form of pliable films comprising a binding agent, a lubricant, a solvent for the binding agent and lubricant, and at least one pharmaceutically active agent which is not soluble in the solvent. Another aspect of the present invention comprises methods for manufacturing dissolvable films comprising suspended, non-soluble pharmaceutically active ingredients and apparatus useful for the manufacture of these dissolvable films. Other aspects comprise apparatus for administering the dissolvable films which comprise positioning at least one dissolvable film within a body cavity and methods of administering pharmaceutically active ingredients wherein a dissolvable film is at least partially dissolved and then administered to a patient.
Methods Of Treating Illnesses In Non-Human Mammals
US Patent:
2004011, Jun 17, 2004
Filed:
Dec 5, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/729562
Inventors:
Thomas Leon - Oyster Bay NY, US
John Berggren - Oyster Bay NY, US
Paul Gabel - Oyster Bay NY, US
Daniel Leon - Oyster Bay NY, US
John Berggren - Oyster Bay NY, US
Paul Gabel - Oyster Bay NY, US
Daniel Leon - Oyster Bay NY, US
International Classification:
A61K009/70
US Classification:
424/443000
Abstract:
A veterinary delivery system in the form of a pliable film comprising at least one binder, at least one lubricant, at least one solvent for the binder and lubricant, and an effective amount of at least one effective agent. According to one embodiment, a flavorant is included in a pliable hydrophilic film in order to enhance oral acceptability by the animal. In other embodiments, the films preferably have a moisture content of about 2-15%, preferably about 3-7% by weight. The hydrophilic films most preferably have at least one effective agent distributed homogeneously throughout the film. Also disclosed are methods of delivering veterinary delivery systems wherein a pliable, hydrophilic film comprising at least one effective agent is placed within the oral cavity of an animal.