MICHAEL A STANG, MD
Marriage and Family Therapists at Falls Rd, Lutherville Timonium, MD

4938580, Jul 3, 1990

May 5, 1989

7/347724

Michael A. Stang - Pikesville MD

G02C 900

351 47

A flexible optical filter storage system (10, 100) is provided for depolyment as sunglasses. Systems (10 and 100) include a flexible filter member (40) reversibly extendible from within a unitary housing (30). Flexible filter member (40) is a one-piece singular member being concurrently displaceable over and retractable from both lenses (24) of eyeglasses (20), or in an alternate embodiment, concurrently displaceable over both eyes of the user. The housing (30) contains a roller member (52) rotatably mounted therein for storage of the flexible filter member (40). Also provided within housing (30) is an extension/retraction assembly (50) coupled to roller member (52). In the alternate embodiment, storage system (100) includes bridge support assembly (170) hingedly coupled to housing (30) and extendible therefrom for supporting housing (30) above a user's nose. On opposing ends of housing (130) there is provided ear supports (142) pivotally coupled within an elongated recess (131) for storage of ear supports (142) therein.

5062558, Nov 5, 1991

May 7, 1990

7/519475

Michael A. Stang - Pikesville MD

A45F 500

224270

This invention pertains to a food tray and bib system (10) which is adapted to be removably coupled to the neck (16) of a user's body (18). The food tray and bib system (10) includes a flexibly collapsible housing and bib assembly (20) having a deformable cavity (30) for receipt of a tray assembly (40). Housing and bib assembly (20) includes a rear wall (22) having a lower portion (21) defining a rear wall of the deformable cavity (30), and an upper portion (23) extending longitudinally from deformable cavity (30) a predetermined distance to define a bib-like structure. Upper portion (23) of rear wall (22) includes an arcuate cut-out portion (33) whose perimeter is defined by a pair of strap members (34) of alternately a through opening (32) may be provided for releasable coupling to the neck (16) of the user's body (18). The forward portion of deformable cavity (30) is structurally supported by an angular portion (28) integrally formed in each side wall (26) extending from an upper portion of rear wall (22) to a forward perimeter portion of deformable cavity (30). Tray assembly (40) is formed in a parallelepiped contour and includes a plurality of corner posts (46) for establishing the contour of deformable cavity (30), subsequent to insertion of tray assembly (40) therein.

4858869, Aug 22, 1989

Sep 20, 1988

7/246781

Michael A. Stang - Pikesville MD

A47K 108

2483112

A releasable cup attachment system (100, 200) is provided for releasably mounting a cup to a base surface. The cup attachment system (100, 200) includes an insertion member (100, 210) fixedly coupled to an external surface portion of the cup (10), and a mounting receptacle (120, 220) having an open cavity (130, 230) for releasable coupling to the insertion member (110, 210) within the open cavity. In one embodiment, the open cavity (130) is defined between a rear wall (122) and front wall portions (124), and a pair of recessed angled end walls (126). The insertion member (110) is provided with an angular portion (114) having diverging sides (116 and 118) for capture within the open cavity (130). In an alternate embodiment, the tubular shaped insertion member (210) is provided with an axial cavity (214) for receipt of a guide member (222) extending from within the open cavity (230) of the mounting receptacle (220). The mounting receptacle (120, 220) is secured to a base surface by a double coated pressure sensitive tape (150) for fixation thereto, or coupling to a mounting hook (140) to provide releasable coupling to the base surface.

6294189, Sep 25, 2001

Apr 24, 1998

9/065531

Michael A. Stang - Pikesville MD
Dudley A. Demarest - Catonsville MD

De Novo, Inc. - Pikesville MD

A61K 928, A61K 968, A61K 4700

424441

A method for manufacturing an antidotal food product containing activated charcoal is provided to combine a binder, a filler composition, water, flavoring and sweetener compositions with an activated charcoal to form wafers having a consistency emulating that of a baked cookie. The activated charcoal (110), binder (112), filler (114), water (116), and flavoring and sweetener compositions (118) are combined in a mixer (210) to form a slurry. The slurry is then processed in a spray dryer (220) to form granules. The granules are combined with a lubricant (122) in a blender (230). The dry mixture from blender (230) is then formed into wafers by a tableting type machine in a compression molding step (240). The wafers formed in the compression molding step (240) are then coated in an anti-dusting coating step (250). A sweet creme filling is applied between pairs of the wafers in a cookie sandwich assembly step (270).

4919149, Apr 24, 1990

Jul 8, 1988

7/216351

Michael A. Stang - Pikesville MD

A61F 500, A61F 542, A61F 544

128842

A contraception and flavor delivery system (10) includes an extended tubular member (20) having a closed distal end (22) and an open proximal end (24). The contraception and delivery system (10) further includes a mechanism for flavor delivery (30) formed on an external surface of the tubular member (20). The mechanism for flavor delivery (30) includes at least one longitudinally extended tubular housing (40) having an open first end (42) and a closed second end (46) for containing a predetermined quantity of an ingestible flavored composition. The open first end (42) of tubular housing (40) is provided with a closure (44) adapted to release the ingestible flavored composition into a bodily orifice responsive to an external stimuli.

2013011, May 9, 2013

Nov 8, 2012

13/671851

Denovo Inc. - Baltimore MD, US
Michael A. STANG - Baltimore MD, US

DENOVO INC. - Baltimore MD

A61K 47/46

424600

The invention encompasses antidotal food products containing activated charcoal for ingestion into the gastrointestinal tract of a user for treating various gastrointestinal disorders. The antidotal food product is orally administered having the visual appearance and physical properties which enables the desire on the part of young children to chew and ingest the food product.

2011024, Oct 6, 2011

Jun 30, 2010

12/827679

Michael A. STANG - Baltimore MD, US

DENOVO, INC. - Baltimore MD

A61K 9/00, A61K 33/44, A61P 39/00

424439, 424125

The invention relates to an edible product containing a decontaminant. Particularly, the invention relates to an edible product, for instance, a food-like product, containing an effective amount of activated charcoal to mitigate, substantially reduce or cause the cessation of at least one adverse effect associated with the ingestion of a toxic substance. The invention also relates to methods for manufacturing such a decontaminant edible product and uses thereof.

2010027, Oct 28, 2010

Mar 17, 2010

12/725956

Michael Stang - Baltimore MD, US

A61K 33/44, A61P 43/00

424125

The invention relates to an edible product containing a decontaminant. Particularly, the invention relates to an edible product, for instance, a food-like product, containing an effective amount of activated charcoal to mitigate, substantially reduce or cause the cessation of at least one adverse effect associated with the ingestion of a toxic substance. The invention also relates to methods for manufacturing such a decontaminant edible product and uses thereof.

2008024, Oct 9, 2008

Nov 27, 2006

11/604275

Michael A. Stang - Baltimore MD, US
Danny Ballenger - Fenton MO, US
Albert Minjarez - McComb OH, US
Jack Bohanan - McComb OH, US
Mike Baird - McComb OH, US
Mike Kitchen - McComb OH, US
Tim August - McComb OH, US
Rick Quinn - McComb OH, US
Elaine Ballenger - Seminole FL, US

A61K 47/00, A61P 43/00

424439

The invention relates to an edible product containing a decontaminant. Particularly, the invention relates to an edible product, for instance, a food-like product, containing an effective amount of activated charcoal to mitigate, substantially reduce or cause the cessation of at least one adverse effect associated with the ingestion of a toxic substance. The invention also relates to methods for manufacturing such a decontaminant edible product and uses thereof.