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  • Briarpatch to debut five new I Spy games

    MILLBURN, N.J. — Briarpatch is bringing five new riddle-solving I Spy games to the market.

    New to the I Spy lineup are:

    • The two new I Spy Mini games are clip-on games that are perfect for on-the-go kids. The titles in the set are I Spy Mini Shadow Match and I Spy Mini Memory. I Spy Mini-Games are designed for ages 4 years and up, and one or more players;

  • Elite granted FDA approval for generic Adipex-P

    NORTHVALE, N.J. — The Food and Drug Administration has approved a generic weight-loss drug made by Elite Pharmaceuticals.

    Elite announced Friday the approval of phentermine hydrochloride in the 37.5-mg strength, a generic version of Teva’s Adipex-P.

    Branded and generic versions of the drug had sales of around $40 million in 2010, according to Elite.

  • US WorldMeds introduces Alsuma

    LOUISVILLE, Ky. — US WorldMeds has announced a new treatment for migraines, the drug maker said Wednesday.

    The company announced the launch of Alsuma auto-injector (sumatriptan), which injects the drug sumatriptan under the skin via a single-use, prefilled auto injector. The company is selling the drug under a licensing agreement from King Pharmaceuticals.

  • Puralube re-enters market

    NEW YORK — Fera Pharmaceuticals on Wednesday announced the reintroduction of the nonprescription dry-eye remedy Puralube ophthalmic ointment due to demand for the product.

    “Puralube is a product that fits perfectly with our eye care portfolio,” stated Frank DellaFera, president of Fera. “We are so pleased to make Puralube available again, giving patients, pharmacists and physicians a cost-effective and reliable treatment option for dry-eye symptoms.”

  • Hallmark brings voices to storybooks

    KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Hallmark is expanding its Recordable Storybook collection by adding two classic titles to the line.

    Readers now can add their own voices to "Goodnight Moon" and "Curious You on Your Way," which join the roster of such other classic stories as "Guess How Much I Love You," "Counting Kisses" and "On the Night You Were Born."

  • GumDrop pacifiers hit retail

    OAK BROOK, Ill. — RC2 Corp. on Thursday extended its The First Years brand with GumDrop pacifiers and coordinating pacifier accessories.

    Manufactured under a license from Natus Medical, GumDrop pacifiers feature the same nipple shape as the Soothie pacifier and are used by hospitals nationwide.

  • New 'Peanuts' DVD packed with two films

    HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — CBS Home Entertainment and Paramount Home Entertainment have brought together two beloved films based on the popular comic strip "Peanuts."

    The "Peanuts Double Feature" DVD, which arrives March 15, includes "A Boy Named Charlie Brown," the first "Peanuts" full-length feature film, and "Snoopy Come Home."

    Total running time of the DVD is approximately 166 minutes. The "Peanuts Double Feature" DVD will be available for the suggested retail price of $16.99.

  • Medi-Ring introduces reusable Rx label

    PHOENIX — A new consumer-oriented compliance tool was introduced by Medi-Ring on Tuesday.

    The Medi-Ring reusable prescription label can be customized by the consumer to match prescription drugs to disease-state needs, the company said. The plastic Medi-Ring slips onto a prescription bottle, and the patient can write whatever he or she wants on it (e.g., “heart medicine” or “blood pressure”).

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