A self-applied liquid dressing solidifies into a flexible antiseptic film, protecting dry or semi-dry skin lesions without sterile care.
A porous adhesive psoriasis patch delivers medication directly into skin for faster relief without the mess of foams or lotions.
Combining Matricaria recutita, Psidium guajava L., and Plantago major L. extracts creates a preservative-free medicinal composition for topical wound care.
A transdermal therapeutic system uses a circumferential zone with reduced coating thickness to act as a diffusion barrier.
A multilayer drug film uses polylactic acid layers to deliver analgesics locally while preventing surgical adhesions.
Pullulan forms a strong oxygen barrier over regenerative gel, eliminating cumbersome adhesives while protecting scar tissue from ambient air.
Transdermal apixaban delivery systems bypass gastrointestinal absorption to minimize peak plasma concentrations and reduce bleeding risks.
A topical spray and salve combination uses natural herbs and oils to relieve pain and inflammation.
Segmented reservoirs and macroporous membranes manage release rates while peripheral adhesive layers prevent premature detachment during extended wear.