DR. GARRY L PORTER, MD
Psychiatric at Woodlawn St, Wichita, KS

4459278, Jul 10, 1984

Mar 7, 1983

6/440001

Garry L. Porter - Wichita KS

Clear Lake Development Group - Wichita KS

A61K 3344, A61K 3174, A61K 4700

424 10

A therapeutic composition is coated with a mixture of an emetic chemical and an inert material. A method for reducing absorption into the body of a being of an emetic chemical while still retaining localized emetic activity comprises combining prior to ingestion of the chemical, the emetic chemical with a material that is substantially inert to a gastrointestinal environment such that when the combination is ingested and passed along the gastrointestinal tract, localized emetic activity is available while an undesirable amount of the emetic chemical is not absorbed into the body. A method of inducing emesis in the body of a being to preclude death from accidental or intentional overdosage of a therapeutic composition, which is normally of the type which if ingested by prescription is safe, but if excessively ingested is lethal while simultaneously reducing absorption of an emetic chemical into the body. The method comprising the steps of: combining an emetic chemical with a material that is substantially inert to a gastrointestinal environment; coating the surface of said therapeutic composition with the combination; controlling the quantity of said emetic chemical coated on the surface of the therapeutic composition such that no emesis ensues if normal prescription directions are followed or if no overdosage occurs; ingesting excessive quantities by the being of said therapeutic composition; and emesising by the being of the ingested excessive quantities of coated therapeutic composition in order to render the therapeutic compositions harmless and preclude death or serious illness to the being.

4529583, Jul 16, 1985

Apr 12, 1984

6/581891

Garry L. Porter - Wichita KS
Ram P. Singhal - Wichita KS

Clear Lake Development Group - Wichita KS

A61K 3344

424 10

A therapeutic composition is coated with a mixture of an emetic chemical and an inert material. A method for reducing absorption into the body of a being of an emetic chemical while still retaining localized emetic activity comprises combining prior to ingestion of the chemical, the emetic chemical with a material that is substantially inert to a gastrointestinal environment such that when the combination is ingested and passed along the gastrointestinal tract, localized emetic activity is available while an undesirable amount of the emetic chemical is not absorbed into the body. A method of inducing emesis in the body of a being to preclude death from accidental or intentional overdosage of a therapeutic composition, which is normally of the type which if ingested by prescription is safe, but if excessively ingested is lethal while simultaneously reducing absorption of an emetic chemical into the body. The method comprising the steps of: combining an emetic chemical with a material that is substantially inert to a gastrointestinal environment; coating the surface of said therapeutic composition with the combination; controlling the quantity of said emetic chemical coated on the surface of the therapeutic composition such that no emesis ensues if normal prescription directions are followed or if no overdosage occurs; ingesting excessive quantities by the being of said therapeutic composition; and emesising by the being of the ingested excessive quantities of coated therapeutic composition in order to render the therapeutic compositions harmless and preclude death or serious illness to the being.

4175119, Nov 20, 1979

Jan 11, 1978

5/868607

Garry L. Porter - Wichita KS

A61K 930, A61K 3100

424 10

A composition and method of inducing emesis to preclude death from accidental or intentional overdosage of a therapeutic composition. The surface of the therapeutic composition is coated with an emetic chemical of such quantity that if the therapeutic composition is consumed in moderation or in accordance with the prescription, no emesis occurs; but if consumed excessively and not in accordance with the prescription, emesis results to render the therapeutic composition harmless and precludes death or serious illness.

4457907, Jul 3, 1984

Aug 5, 1982

6/405510

Garry L. Porter - Wichita KS

Clear Lake Development Group - Wichita KS

A61K 930, A61K 3100, A61K 922

424 71

A therapeutic composition comprising a therapeutic drug that can cause undesirable effects on the pre-intestinal phases when contacting these phases, and an enteric coating surrounding the drug. A method for protecting a therapeutic drug including forming an enteric coating around the drug.