At CD Formulation, we specialize in pioneering solutions for advanced transdermal drug delivery through our cutting-edge active gel transdermal patch technology. With a commitment to innovation, quality, and client-centric solutions, we empower research organizations to develop effective treatments for various therapeutic needs.
An active gel transdermal patch is a specialized type of transdermal delivery system designed to administer active ingredients through the skin for therapeutic purposes. Our Active Gel Transdermal Patches are designed with precision and efficacy in mind. Utilizing state-of-the-art formulation techniques, we create gel matrices that optimize the delivery of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) through the skin. This technology ensures controlled release profiles, maintaining therapeutic levels of medications over extended periods, and enhancing patient compliance.
Transdermal delivery mechanism of gel transdermal patch: The active ingredients in the gel matrix diffuse through the skin's layers and enter the bloodstream, bypassing the gastrointestinal tract. This route of administration offers advantages such as avoiding first-pass metabolism in the liver and providing a steady, controlled release of the drug.
We can develop a wide range of active gel transdermal patches for a wide range of therapeutic applications:
We conduct comprehensive stability studies to assess the physical, chemical, and microbiological stability of the patches over their shelf life. Factors such as temperature, humidity, and light exposure are evaluated to ensure product integrity.
Fig.1 Schematic representation of Franz-diffusion cell. (Marta Slavkova, et al. 2023)
Technology: Technology for Active Gel Transdermal Patch Development
Journal: Gels
IF: 4.6
Published: 2023
Results: This systematic review aims to identify the most commonly used techniques for topical drug delivery using gel-based topical formulations in skin cancer treatment. The excipients used, the preparation approaches, and the methods characterizing gels are discussed in brief. The safety aspects are also highlighted. The combinatorial formulation of nanocarrier-loaded gels is also reviewed from the perspective of improving drug delivery characteristics. Some limitations and drawbacks in the identified strategies are also outlined and considered within the future scope of topical chemotherapy.
Our company has a unique technical advantage in active gels and can develop gel substrates with high drug loading, good stability, and transdermal properties. This gel matrix can effectively encapsulate drug molecules and improve drug stability and bioavailability. Work with our experienced team to innovate and develop customized patches tailored to your product pipeline. If you have any needs, please do not hesitate to contact us, and our colleagues will contact you within three working days.
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