Nitroglycerin spray product

Nitrolingual Pumpspray (nitroglycerin lingual spray 400 meg) is a metered-dose spray containing nitroglycerin. This product delivers nitroglycerin (400 meg per spray, 75 or 200 metered sprays) in the form of spray droplets... 

Figure 1 indicates a typical nitroglycerin facility "inside out" wood frame construction at a concrete floor slab. Note that the exterior cant strip, the lead conductive floor cant and the wood cap are all sloped to discourage product build-up and facilitate cleaning. This assembly also indicates spray-on foam insulation as an optional construction item. At Radford AAP this is a safety approved insulation system. The insulation at Radford AAP received a chlorinated rubber paint coating for weathering. 

The substance of a sheath is better sprayed after the detonation owing to the presence of nitroglycerine taking part in the detonation and since it is then better mixed with the detonation products of the explosive ... 

Nitrate therapy may be used to terminate an acute anginal attack, to prevent effort- or stress-induced attacks, or for long-term prophylaxis, usually in combination with j3-blockers or calcium channel antagonists. Suhhngual, huccal, or spray nitroglycerin products are preferred for alleviation of anginal attacks because of rapid absorption (Table 11-1). Symptoms may be prevented by prophylactic oral or transdermal products (usually in combination with j3-blockers or calcirun channel antagonists), but development of tolerance may be problematic. 

Nitrate therapy should be the first step in managing acute attacks of chronic stable angina if the episodes are infrequent (e.g., a few times per month). If angina occurs no more often than once every few days, then sublingual nitroglycerin tablets or spray or buccal products may be sufficient. 

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