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To: Cal Gary who wrote (10594)	8/17/2002 2:50:07 PM
From: Ron Nairn	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 14101

I'm not a chemist CG, but as Pennsaid is a transdermal delivery system, I suspect whatever the carrier is mixed with could have the potential to be delivered through the cells. That said, I understand there are some meds that can not be delivered using the Pennsaid carrier. In my lay approach, I agree with you that a lotion would be more desirable than a watery liquid. Perhaps there is some lotion compound that would be as effective and safe as the current mix but perhaps the nature/chemistry of it will not work. Remember too, the issue of ensuring your hands are clean before applying? Wood is a fuel but it would not travel well through a car's internal combustion system. Similarly, gasoline would need substantial controls to effectively be used for a personal heat source. Rondo