Director of quality systems and complaint vigilance
Education
Degree:
BS
School / High School:
Manhattan College
1985 to 1989
Specialities:
Chemistry
Skills
R&D • Fda • Design Control • Cross Functional Team Leadership • Medical Devices • Product Development • Consumer Behaviour • Gmp • Analytical Skills • People Development • Product Innovation • Validation • Product Launch • Consumer Products • Portfolio Management • Manufacturing • Six Sigma • Pharmaceutical Industry • Quality System • Hplc • U.s. Food and Drug Administration • Formulation
The present invention is directed to a sanitary napkin having flaps folded onto the topsheet of the napkin and held in this position by a unitary bridging strip. Each of these flaps has an adhesive area that is used to attach the flap to the undergarment. A release strip covers each such adhesive area. These release strips and the bridging strip each contain a cohesive layer whereby a cohesive bond is formed between the bridging strip and each release strip thereby holding the flaps in their folded position.
Kristy M. Killeen - Lawrenceville NJ, US Pramod S. Mavinkurve - Princeton NJ, US Melinda G. Cettina - Robbinsville NJ, US Antonio Carlos Ribeiro Carvalho - Taubate, BR Marcia Helena Teixeira Fajolli - Sao Jose dos Campos, BR Flavia Guimaraes Guaragna - Pindamonhangaba, BR
Assignee:
McNeil-PPC, Inc. - Skillman NJ
International Classification:
A61F013/15
US Classification:
60438504, 60438501, 60438527, 604386, 604387
Abstract:
A sanitary napkin adapted to be worn in a thong undergarment, the sanitary napkin having a central absorbent pad including a liquid pervious cover layer, a liquid impervious barrier layer and an absorbent core between the cover layer and barrier layer and a pair of flaps extending laterally outward from each longitudinal side edge including a first flap being substantially adjacent the lateral centerline, the first flap being adapted to fold over a crotch portion of the thong undergarment in use along a first preferential bending axis and to contact the garment faceable surface of the thong undergarment, and a second flap being intermediate the first flap and the first distal end, the second flap being adapted to fold over the posterior portion of the thong undergarment in use along a second preferential bending axis and to contact the garment faceable surface of the thong undergarment The first flap is separated from the second flap by a flange portion, the flange portion having a lateral dimension that is insufficient to allow the flange portion to be folded over an edge of the thong undergarment or to contact the garment faceable surface thereof in use. The first preferential bending axis is substantially collinear with the second preferential bending axis within the flange portion.
Melinda Cettina - Robbinsville NJ, US Paul Y. Fung - South River NJ, US Gina Marcus - Trenton NJ, US Hans-Werner Schoelling - Ennepetal, DE Jennifer Sturgeon - Long Valley NJ, US Alan G. Trojanowski - Monmouth Junction NJ, US Simone Weitz - Dortmund, DE
Assignee:
McNeil-PPC, Inc. - Skillman NJ
International Classification:
A61F 13/20
US Classification:
604 15, 604904
Abstract:
An applicator device capable of housing an insertable element includes a plunger member that is slideably engaged with the insertion member and has an insertion end and a gripper end. The gripper end of the plunger member consists of a locking mechanism having a diameter greater than the diameter of the plunger member. The insertion member also includes a locking mechanism that is capable of engaging the locking mechanism of the plunger member that may prevent the plunger member from withdrawal.
Kristy Killeen - Lawrenceville NJ, US Pramod Mavinkurve - Princeton NJ, US Melinda Cettina - Robbinsville NJ, US Antonio Carvalho - Taubate, SP, BR Marcia Fajolli - Sao Jose dos Campos, SP, BR Flavia Guaragna - Pindamonhangaba, SP, BR
International Classification:
A61F013/15 A61F013/20
US Classification:
604/389000, 604/385040
Abstract:
A sanitary napkin adapted to be worn in a thong undergarment, the sanitary napkin having a central absorbent pad including a liquid pervious cover layer, a liquid impervious barrier layer and an absorbent core between the cover layer and barrier layer and a pair of flaps extending laterally outward from each longitudinal side edge. The central absorbent pad has a central absorbent pad adhesive that is in vertical alignment with at least a portion of the absorbent core and is adapted to contact a body faceable side of the thong undergarment in use. Each flap has flap adhesive adapted to contact an underside of the thong undergarment in use, the flap adhesive being spaced apart from the central absorbent pad adhesive and is not vertically aligned with any portion of the absorbent core.
Absorbent Tampon Providing Clean Digital Insertion
Curt Binner - Furlong PA, US Melinda Cettina - Robbinsville NJ, US Gina J. Marcus - Lawrenceville NJ, US George Quirk - Lawrenceville NJ, US
Assignee:
Johnson & Johnson Consumer Companies, Inc. - Skillman NJ
International Classification:
A61F 13/20
US Classification:
604 11, 60438518, 60438517, 28119, 28120, 28116
Abstract:
A tampon has a generally uniform fiber distribution along its length, an insertion end, a withdrawal end, and a longitudinal axis. A finger recess having a depth of at least about 5 mm is formed into the withdrawal end. Nonetheless, a column strength of at least about 10 Newtons (N) can still be achieved. The tampon can be formed by winding an absorbent fibrous web around a winding mandrel; transferring the blank into a press; inserting a forming mandrel into one end of a tampon blank while the tampon blank is positioned in the press; moving a plurality of press jaws toward a central longitudinal press axis to compress the tampon blank and to form a compressed tampon having a finger recess formed into the one end of the tampon; and ejecting the compressed tampon from the press.
Personal Liquid Cleanser Product With Particulate Bicarbonate Suspension Phase
Melinda Cettina - Robbinsville NJ Wolfgang R. Bergmann - Princeton NJ
Assignee:
Church & Dwight Co., Inc.
International Classification:
A61K 700 C11D 1755
US Classification:
424401
Abstract:
This invention provides a fluid detergent formulation which is particularly suitable for application as a personal cleanser for bath or shower usage. An invention fluid cleanser composition is an aqueous formulation which can be utilized as a mild body shampoo with skin cleansing and skin conditioning benefits. An important feature of an invention fluid cleanser composition is a stable suspension phase of particulate alkali metal bicarbonate which functions as a buffering agent, and which provides deodorizing, exfoliating and water-softening benefits for skin conditioning.
Transparent Bicarbonate Salt Containing Deodorant Cosmetic Stick Product
Dawn M. Mason - Hamilton NJ Melinda G. Cettina - Robbinsville NJ Wolfgang R. Bergmann - Princeton NJ
Assignee:
Church & Dwight Co., Inc. - Princeton NJ
International Classification:
A61K 732
US Classification:
424 65
Abstract:
The present invention is a transparent deodorant cosmetic stick product with at least 3. 5% by weight of the formulation being an alkali metal bicarbonate. The product contains about 1. 25% to about 6. 5% of a polyamine as a mandatory clarifying component. Other required components of the formulation are a polyhydric alcohol, a C. sub. 14-22 fatty acid salt, of a clarifier surfactant, and less than about 42% by weight water. Optional ingredients include antibacterial or bacteriostatic agents, a silicone copolyol, zinc pyridinethiol oxide, fragrance and color.
Resumes
Director Of Biosurgery R And D Life Cycle Management
Johnson & Johnson - Skillman, NJ since Jan 2012
Director of Quality Systems and Complaint Vigilance
Johnson & Johnson - Skillman, NJ Apr 2009 - Jan 2012
Director R&D
Johnson & Johnson - Skillman, NJ 2007 - 2009
Associate Director
Johnson & Johnson - Skillman, NJ 1999 - 2007
Staff Scientist - Manager
Church & Dwight - Princeton, NJ 1996 - 1999
Senior Chemist
Education:
Manhattan College 1985 - 1989
BS, Chemistry
Skills:
R&D Fda Design Control Cross Functional Team Leadership Medical Devices Product Development Consumer Behaviour Gmp Analytical Skills People Development Product Innovation Validation Product Launch Consumer Products Portfolio Management Manufacturing Six Sigma Pharmaceutical Industry Quality System Hplc U.s. Food and Drug Administration Formulation