JP2014201556A - Coating film formation spray for antipruritic - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a spraying liquid for stopping itching, inflammation, and the like due to an insect bite and the like.SOLUTION: An adhesion of various bacteria is prevented by using an antipruritic liquefied spray which sprays a transparent liquid mixed with acrylic acid, methyl methacrylate and ethanol and forming a coating film after spraying. Adding menthol to the spraying liquid may ameliorate the itching by a cooling feel.

Description

  The present invention relates to the prevention of itching, inflammation and the like caused by insect bites by creating a film directly on an affected area with a spray solution.

 Conventional itching prevention is an adhesive seal that covers the affected area by creating something in a seal for sterilization, or is applied directly to the skin using cream ointment, liquid, foam, mist, gel, or brush. There are therapeutic drugs such as sterilization.

As illustrated above, a seal was made with something and applied to the affected area to prevent air infection, itching and inflammation were stopped, and a cushion with chemicals attached to prevent inflammation was attached inside the seal. There are things. A cream or ointment of chemicals that is applied directly to the affected area and applied with a finger or finger. There are also liquid sponges, both of which are applied directly to the affected area, or mist-like, but if they dry, they are easily affected by germs. There are also gels that apply medicines in gel form and apply a film on the affected area to protect the affected area from airborne bacteria.

JP 2011-066762 A JP 2010-0775710 A JP 2004-161642 A Japanese Patent No. 9-111077 JP 2004-161642 A

A gauze is attached to the affected area, and the coating is changed by blocking the air. However, it cannot be applied to the hairy part, but it is weak and peels off at the bent part. It often happens. If the affected areas are close to each other, the seals overlap and cannot be used. Since ointments and gels must be applied with fingers, it is recommended to clean the hands first, then apply the medicine, and then wash or wipe the hands again. There is a great deal of things to use without doing.
Since the liquid sponge is applied directly to the affected area, the affected area may become dirty after being used many times, and the bacteria may adhere to the sponge and remain on the sponge. Drugs are contained in each of foam, spray, ointment, and liquid, but when they are dry, they are airborne infections that may cause itching again and cause redness or inflammation. The gel contains a thin film and a medicine, so it prevents air infection and itching, but since it dries slowly and stretches with your finger, it is inconvenient because it has a gel on your hand when you go out. It solves the above-mentioned drawbacks.

In order to solve the above problems, the liquefied spray of the present invention is a liquefied spray that is a mixture of acrylic acid, methyl methacrylate, and ethanol alcohol. An anti-itching film-forming spray characterized by the ability to prevent germs.

By adding menthol to the liquefied spray described above, itching is less likely to occur until the film is formed. Menthol has a cold feel.

By making the liquefied spray described above into a liquefied gas can spray, the spraying with the gas is fine, but the particles are made finer and the evaporation of the liquid is accelerated, so that a transparent film is formed earlier.

A thin transparent film can be formed by spraying a liquefied spray mixed with acrylic acid, methyl methacrylate and ethanol alcohol directly onto the affected area, and it can be used easily when itchy. Since the film is peeled off only with water, it can be re-created as many times as it can be washed down by taking a bath or washing hands, and it is transparent so that the affected area can be seen directly and the condition healed is well understood. By using a liquefied spray, it is possible to form a coating at a time even when the part of the body hair, the joint part, several places, and the affected part are close to each other without worrying about the location of the trunk. In addition, even if itching is temporarily cured by other drugs, it is only used to make a film even if the affected area is reddened again, so it can be used at the same time as other itching prevention and it can be used as long as the film does not peel off It has the characteristics that can prevent the invasion and relieve itching.

By adding menthol to the liquefied spray of the present invention, there is a refreshing menthol until the formation of the film, and itching is reduced.

By making the liquefied spray into a liquefied gas can spray, the liquid particles become finer with the speed of injection, so the coating dries faster, and you can feel a little irritation and coldness in the hot flashes of the affected area bitten by insects .

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram in which the hair is divided into the affected area K where nape hair grows and the coat H is formed to cover the trunk. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram in which several affected parts K where the present invention is bent and stretched at the joints of the fingers of the hand are simultaneously formed by overlapping transparent coatings H; FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a spray can body in which the liquefied spray of the present invention is a liquefied gas can spray.

Part of nape with lots of body hair with liquefied spray mixed acrylic acid and acrylic resin methyl methacrylate, ethanol alcohol consisting of various ester raw materials, super absorbent polymer, dispersant, coagulant thickener, adhesive, etc. By opening the hair slightly and spraying it close to the affected area and spraying the hair back on, the transparent film is formed without conspicuous, so it is easy to use even on the affected area where hair grows, and the joint part like a finger Even when the affected areas are close to each other, the liquid spray forms a transparent film at the same time. There is an effect to prevent.
In this case, it can be used at the same time as other chemicals, but it is not appropriate in humid areas.

Embodiments will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Body hair as shown in Fig. 1 by mixing acrylic acid consisting of raw materials for various esters, superabsorbent resin, dispersant, coagulant thickener, adhesive, etc., acrylic resin methyl methacrylate, and ethanol alcohol. Open a little hair on the nape part and spray the affected area K with the spray mouth close to the affected area, and by putting the hair back, a conspicuous transparent film H is formed, so even in the affected area where the hair grows It can be used. Also, FIG. 2 shows a joint portion such as a finger, and forms a transparent coating at the same time even if the affected areas are close to each other and liquid sprays overlap.

(Not shown) By adding a chilled menthol to acrylic acid, methyl methacrylate, and ethanol alcohol liquid, it is possible to give a cool and cool feeling until the film dries.

A liquid mixed with acrylic acid, methyl methacrylate and ethanol alcohol or a solution with menthol added is placed in the liquefied gas can spray body A shown in FIG. The liquid particles are dispersed, the spray liquid E adheres to the affected area, the transparent liquid is quickly dried to form a film, and there is an effect of stopping germs caused by air. The lid B of the spray can is a lid that protects the spray can from being blown out by the spray button being pressed by something at the top of the spray can body.

A Can body spray body B Spray can lid.
C Push button.
D Liquid spout.
E The image figure which is spraying the liquid in mist.
K affected area H coating

Claims (3)

An itching liquefied spray characterized by spraying a transparent liquid that is a mixture of acrylic acid, methyl methacrylate and ethanol alcohol. 2. The itch stop liquefied spray according to claim 1, wherein menthol liquid is added to the transparent liquid. The liquefaction spray according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the liquefied spray is a liquefied gas can spray.