What do you guys think about transdermal patches as a possibility. They are quite common here as a delivery system fir everything from simple analgesics to very sophisticated cancer drugs. They are minimize the buttered toast effect and if you are a little flexible open the possibility of using your back and thus significantly enlarging the effective application area, without having to involve someone else. My designated OEM is a bit of a specialist in this area and we now are exploring delivery effectiveness and price feasibility for some compounds. The only downside i see is having to "wear" one for a number of hours. Having lived here a long time and gotten used to it myself, it's a no brainer to me. But others may feel differently. Comments?
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How long would you wear the patch? What type of compounds are you talking about?
I don't see why not. Do we know the effectiveness of the delivery via a patch?
Good questions. We are working on the assumption that effectiveness has to be as good as TD cream or gel, and will be testing for that. Time on target similarly will be no more than the 5-6 hours currently recommended for eg Dermacrine, Sustain A, AndroEnhance, etc - less if we can engineer it. Potential candidate compounds include pretty much everything formerly in PP's repertoire
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How large of a patch?
Another good question; also to be determined as required by the size necessary to facilitate TD delivery of the target dosages. A LOT larger than youe average bandage, that's for sure, even pushing 6x6 in some instances.
QUESTION IS: WOULD PEOPLE PREFER THIS TO REGULAR TD CREAM/GEL APPLICATION, LET ALONE GELCAP, ASSUMING SUPERIOR DELIVERY OF BIOAVAILABLE DOSES AT A COMPETITIVE PRICE
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