MY DRUGS

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MYDRUGS MyDrugs, Inc 355 Webster Street, #B Palo Alto CA 94301 MY DRUGS;Pharmaceutical prescription services, providing advisory information relating to prescription and non-prescription pharmaceutical preparations, medical supplies, vitamins and nutritional supplements, toiletries, cosmetics, health and beauty aids, and skin care products via an online electronic communications network, and computer services, namely, providing an online bulletin board in field of healthcare;
MYDRUGS MyDrugs, Inc 355 Webster Street, #B Palo Alto CA 94301 MY DRUGS;Online retail store services, namely the sale of, prescription and non- prescription pharmaceutical preparations, medical supplies, vitamins and nutritional supplements, toiletries, cosmetics, health and beauty aids, and skin care products;
MYDRUGS.COM Manski, Thomas J. 350 Racetrack Rd Fort Walton Beach FL 32547 MY DRUGS;Online retail store service featuring prescription and non-prescription pharmaceutical preparations, medical supplies, vitamins and nutritional supplements, toiletries, cosmetics, health and beauty aids, and skin care products; Pharmaceutical prescription services, namely, supplying prescription drugs to health plan participants for the funding organizations and to nonparticipants;Providing advisory information relating to health, prescription and non-prescription pharmaceutical preparations, medical supplies, vitamins and nutritional supplements, toiletries, cosmetics, health and beauty aids, and skin care products via an online electronic communications network;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. The invention is directed to an implantable device to enable delivery of drugs to the retina. The device minimizes stress to the retina by virtue of its softness and smooth shape that conform to the retina. Drugs are delivered by osmosis or by the device dissolving. It may be connected to an externally mounted pump and drug reservoir that control the amount of drug. It contains one or more holes that are positioned to deliver drugs to the desired location. Drugs may stimulate the retina to enable vision in blind patients. Drugs may be injected directly inside the eye by a trans-scleral pump and valve drug delivery device.