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Jerry A Whittemore3300 Shelby Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90034

Known as:
Jerry Allyn Whittemore Jerry Whitemore A Luciano
Related to:
Ann Whittemore Wendy Whittemore Anna Lawlor 49 Kristina Zamary 53 Wendy Whittemore 87 Mary Whittemore Brenda Zamary Bill Moore Anthy Luciano W Moore Peter Oxman Mary Luciano 90 Ruth Moore Brenda Zamary 85 Mary Zamary 90 Matthew Zamary 57 Ashton Moore John Zamary 59 John Zamary 83 Nicholas Michelli 81 Bary Lawlor 55 Ruth Moore Anthony Luciano William Moore 87 Paige Moore Anthony Luciano 67 Glenda Moore 85

Jerry Whittemore Phones & Addresses

3300 Shelby Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90034    310-2026456   

Ridgefield, CT   

Westport, CT   

40 Esquire Rd, Norwalk, CT 06851   

Danbury, CT   

Basking Ridge, NJ   

Stanton, NJ   

Bartonsville, PA   

Wayne, NJ   

East Stroudsburg, PA   

South Plainfield, NJ   

Toms River, NJ   

3300 Shelby Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90034    714-6913523   

Work

Company: Juniper laboratories Address: 3300 Shelby Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90034 Phones: 310-2026456 (Office)

Education

Degree: High school graduate or higher
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President At Juniper Laboratories Inc

Position:
President at Juniper Laboratories Inc
Location:
Greater Los Angeles Area
Industry:
Cosmetics
Work:
Juniper Laboratories Inc since Feb 1993
President Stiefel, a GSK company Jan 1987 - Dec 1989
Director of R&D Kiehl's Since 1851 Jan 1982 - Feb 1984
Director of R&D
Education:
University of Southern California 1953 - 1959
PharmD., Pharmaceutical Chemistry
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Jerry Whittemore

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Microdermabrasion

US Patent:
7025976, Apr 11, 2006
Filed:
Oct 5, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/972713
Inventors:
Richard A Fox - Los Angeles CA, US
Jerry Whittemore - Los Angeles CA, US
International Classification:
A61K 7/035
A61K 7/00
US Classification:
424401, 424 69, 424 701
Abstract:
The present invention relates to compositions and methods for removing an epidermal portion of the skin of a patient by microdermabrasion with a crystalline emulsion. The crystalline emulsion includes a mixture of coated crystals and a carrier. The coated crystals are formed by combining magnesium oxide, aluminum oxide or a combination of the two with methicone, adding a catalyst, such as ammonia, and mixing, then baking the resulting slurry mixture until the mixture is dry. The coated crystals are able to stay in the emulsion in a carrier.

Topical Cosmetic Compositions Containing Alpha Arbutin

US Patent:
7431949, Oct 7, 2008
Filed:
May 8, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/745632
Inventors:
Arnold Neis - New York NY, US
Robert Neis - New York NY, US
Jerry Whittemore - Los Angeles CA, US
Assignee:
E.T. Browne Drug Co., Inc. - Engelwood Cliffs NJ
International Classification:
A01N 65/00
US Classification:
424725
Abstract:
This invention is a topical tyrosinase inhibiting combination using alpha arbutin and bearberry extract, in synergism, for the purpose of skin lightening. The active admixture is a dermatological serum comprised of alpha arbutin, octyl stearate and polyolprepolymer-2, introduced onto the human skin in liposome form for ultra-deep penetration.

Dermatologic Composition Using Ultra-Fine/Micronized 1-Ascorbic Acid And Other Antioxidant Ingredients In A Stabilized Anhydrous Vehicle

US Patent:
2004006, Apr 1, 2004
Filed:
Sep 26, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/256022
Inventors:
Jerry Whittemore - Los Angeles CA, US
Robert Strom - Rancho Mirage CA, US
International Classification:
A61K031/375
A61K031/74
A61K009/00
US Classification:
424/400000, 514/474000
Abstract:
This composition is a topical admixture of submicron vitamin C in percentages of 40.001%-70% by weight with exceptional biological activity, and exhibiting deep transdermal penetration. Using sodium ascorbate admixed with the 1-ascorbic acid reduces the epidermal irritation of high concentrations of total vitamin C. The sodium ascorbate naturally buffers the acidity of 100% 1-ascorbic acid Polyolprepolymer-2 enhances the epidermal penetration.

Microdermabrasion

US Patent:
2006000, Jan 12, 2006
Filed:
Sep 9, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/223303
Inventors:
Richard Fox - Los Angeles CA, US
Jerry Whittemore - Los Angeles CA, US
International Classification:
A61K 8/19
US Classification:
424401000
Abstract:
The present invention relates to compositions and methods for removing an epidermal portion of the skin of a patient by microdermabrasion with a crystalline emulsion. The crystalline emulsion includes a mixture of coated crystals and a carrier. The coated crystals are formed by combining magnesium oxide, aluminum oxide or a combination of the two with methicone, adding a catalyst, such as ammonia, and mixing, then baking the resulting slurry mixture until the mixture is dry. The coated crystals are able to stay in the emulsion in a carrier.

Topical Cosmetic Compositions Comprising Alpha Arbutin

US Patent:
2006018, Aug 24, 2006
Filed:
Feb 18, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/060348
Inventors:
Arnold Neis - New York NY, US
Robert Neis - New York NY, US
Jerry Whittemore - Los Angeles CA, US
Assignee:
E. T. Browne Drug Co. - Englewood Cliffs NJ
International Classification:
A61K 36/73
A61K 9/127
A61K 31/7034
US Classification:
424450000, 424765000, 514025000
Abstract:
This invention is a topical tyrosinase inhibiting combination using alpha arbutin and bearberry extract, in synergism, for the purpose of skin lightening. The active admixture is a dermatological serum comprised of alpha arbutin, octyl stearate and polyolprepolymer-2, introduced onto the human skin in liposome form for ultra-deep penetration.

Kojic Dipalmitate Skin Whitening Comestic Composition

US Patent:
5824327, Oct 20, 1998
Filed:
Apr 6, 1998
Appl. No.:
/055489
Inventors:
Jerry Whittemore - Los Angeles CA
Robert Neis - New York NY
International Classification:
A61K 600
A61K 700
US Classification:
424401
Abstract:
A skin whitening cosmetic composition of kojic dipalmitate. When used in an anhydrous cream, the kojic dipalmitate is present in parts by weight from 0. 01 to 25%, more particularly 0. 2 to 8. 0% and most preferably 0. 4 to 4. 0%. When forming an anhydrous serum, one uses the same kojic dipalmitate concentration but of a much lower viscosity. To form an anhydrous ointment, the same concentrations are used with 2-8% wax from each of the following wax groups: microcrystalline wax; animal waxes such as beeswax; vegetable waxes such as rice wax; and, hydrocarbon waxes such as paraffin. The same kojic dipalmitate concentration may be used with anhydrous alcohol to form a fine anhydrous spray.

Possible Relatives

David K Whittemore  Dolores R Whittemore  Edward J Whittemore  Geraldine L Whittemore  Jaime Whittemore  Jeffrey J Whittemore  Jeremy N Whittemore  Jerry W Stamps  Jerry W Stancil  Jerry B Standefer 

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