Ashok Lal Wahi

6844005, Jan 18, 2005

Feb 25, 2002

10/082978

Ashok L. Wahi - Hillsborough NJ, US
Kanneth Sugathan - Franklin Park NJ, US

Trutek Corp - Hillsborough NJ

A61F 1302
A61K 914

424434, 424443, 424484, 424485, 424486

The present invention relates to a nasal topical application product for restricting the flow of airborne contaminants into a human nasal passage by creation of a proximate, enhanced electrostatic field. This nasal application product includes: (a) a plurality of masses of one or more electrostatic polymers; and, (b) a topical carrier having the plurality of masses dispersed through a portion thereof. At least one of the electrostatic polymers is a poly (dimethyl diallyl ammonium chloride) polymer and is included in the product in an amount of at least 10% by weight, based on the total weight of the polymers and the topical carrier. The nasal application product may be topical solutions, semisolids, spray solutions and vaporizable solutions. Topical applications may be in the form of ointments, pastes, creams and gels. The carrier of the nasal application product of the present invention may be selected from the group consisting of dilutents, volatile spray carriers, lotions, solvents, gels and hydrogels.

8163802, Apr 24, 2012

May 16, 2009

12/467271

Ashok Wahi - Hillsborough NJ, US

Trutek Corp. - Hillsborough NJ

A61K 31/198
A61K 31/14

514564, 514643

A product to reduce and method of reducing the risk of inhalation of harmful substances by applying a formulation composition to a substrate or the skin in close proximity of one or more nostrils. This formulation, when applied creates an electrostatic field having a charge. The electrostatic field attracts airborne particulates of opposite charge to the substrate that are in close proximity to the substrate close to the skin and a biocidic agent renders microorganisms coming in contact the substrate or skin less harmful.

20030223934, Dec 4, 2003

Jun 4, 2002

10/161821

Ashok Wahi - Hillsborough NJ, US

Trutek Corp

A61K049/00

424/009100

Disclosed is a diagnostic method for determining the presence or absence of airborne contaminants. This involves applying a nasal topical application product for restricting the flow of airborne contaminants near human nasal passages to create a proximate and enhanced electrostatic field. This attracts and holds the airborne contaminant for subsequent presentation to known diagnostics testing. The nasal application product includes: (a) a plurality of masses of one or more electrostatic polymers; (b) a topical carrier having the plurality of masses dispersed through a portion thereof. The nasal application product may be topical solutions, semisolids, spray solutions and vaporizable solutions. Topical applications may be in the form of ointments, pastes, creams and gels. The carrier of the nasal application product of the present invention may be selected from the group consisting of diluents, volatile spray carriers, lotions, solvents, gels and hydro-gels. In some embodiments, substrates, e.g., bandage type substrates, with adhesive on one side and the product polymer(s) and carrier on the opposite side, may be employed. In other embodiments a fluid, which when dried to film is removable by peeling for testing, may by utilized.

20090106920, Apr 30, 2009

Dec 24, 2008

12/343488

Ashok Wahi - Hillsborough NJ, US

A47L 13/10

15118, 1522911

The Present Invention is a class of pads used for both cleaning and scouring. The pad has one or more usable faces and may have one or more unusable faces. Alternatively, all faces of the pad may be usable. The pad is sized conveniently to fit into the palm of a person's hand. The usable faces are also sized to enable manual washing of dishes, scouring of pots and pans, and cleaning of surfaces. Each usable face comprises a plurality of diverse materials. At least one of these materials is sponge-like, and at least one of these materials is suitable for use in scrubbing or scouring. However, all of these materials are on the same usable face. The user does not have to turn the pad over to access one material in place of another. All washing, cleaning, scrubbing, and scouring may be accomplished from contact with a single face of the pad.

20090235933, Sep 24, 2009

Jun 1, 2009

12/475690

Ashok Wahi - Hillsborough NJ, US

TRUTEK CORP. - Hillsborough NJ

A62B 7/10
B05D 7/00

12820612, 427 23

A surgical or permeable mask are used to stop contaminants from entering the mouth and nose of patients and, people administering healthcare or working in other areas where there is a potential danger of airborne contaminants such as particulates, pollutants, bacteria, viruses, or other dangerous particles entering the oral and nasal passages. The Present Invention provides increased filtration efficiency of these masks by creating an electrostatic field that attracts and captures oppositely charged contaminants and repels similarly charged contaminants.

20090246163, Oct 1, 2009

Jun 1, 2009

12/475719

Ashok Wahi - Hillsborough NJ, US

TRUTEK CORP. - Hillsborough NJ

A61K 31/785

424 7803

An aqueous or non-aqueous preparation comprising cationic agents to neutralize a negative charge thereby relieving tension in the skin and preventing moisture from escaping. It relieves static-tension in the skin thereby reducing the distance between the pores. The difference between the Present Invention and other water based skin conditioners is the amount of cationic agents used. The Present Invention utilizes much more of these ingredients than other commercial products. This produces the unexpected result of neutralizing the charge on the skin and relieving tension, softening and moisturizing the skin. In its most basic form, it contains no moisturizing or other skin conditioning agents. These products can be added to the Present Invention, or alternatively, the Present Invention may be used as an additive to most currently available commercial aqueous and non-aqueous based skin moisturizers for a synergistic skin softening effect.

20090258946, Oct 15, 2009

Jun 22, 2009

12/489185

Ashok Wahi - Hillsborough NJ, US

TRUTEK CORP. - Hillsborough NJ

A61K 31/195
A61P 11/02

514563

A family of products designed to ameliorate sinusitis and allergic rhinitis, produced by combining certain chemical substances with existing products, thereby producing a synergistic effect and relief. The chemical substances create an electrostatically charged field around the nose and prevent allergens or pollutants from entering the nostrils to cause a reaction, illness, or discomfort for the user. Therefore, the Present Invention comprises products, which are applied to the face, and therefore around the nose and nasal passages, as well as those applied directly into the nose. These products include but are not limited to nasal sprays, rinses, washes, sunscreens, nasal strips, swabs (medicated and non-medicated), tissues, towelettes, cosmetics, and fragrances. Common nasal sprays often comprise saline solutions. Cosmetics comprise camouflage paint or theatrical makeup. The principle function of the Present Invention is to prevent harmful airborne particulates from entering the nose when either sprayed into the nose or applied to the face, nose, or nasal passages.

20100055152, Mar 4, 2010

May 14, 2009

12/466382

Ashok Wahi - Hillsborough NJ, US

TRUTEK CORPORATION - Hillsborough NJ

A61K 9/70
A61K 31/56
A61P 37/08

424434, 514169

A method of and product for reducing the undesirable effects of allergic rhinitis by applying a formulation to a person's nasal region or nostrils. The formulation creates a barrier that prevents airborne allergens from contacting nasal mucous membranes, and at the same time, electrostatically repels or attracts and captures the particulate allergens, and changes their shapes so as to mitigate the effects of allergic rhinitis. The formulation may be made more effective by the addition of an anti-histamine compound.