Other Types of Drug Delivery

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Drug delivery system is a technological system that comprehensively regulates the spatial, temporal and dosage distribution of a drug in an organism. In addition to the traditional nanoparticles for drug loading, the carriers can also be made into different forms to meet the needs of different disease treatments. For example, for the long-lasting therapeutic effect of the drug, it is made into transdermal patches, wound dressings, oral films, etc. CD Bioparticles can provide you with customized drug delivery strategies to solve:

The challenges you might meet:

Poor water solubility and stability of drugs
Poor drug targeting ability, leading to systemic toxic side effects

For more on organ-targeted drug delivery systems, click on here.

Inability to accurately control the release dose of the drug
Difficult to cross the physiological barrier, low bioavailability
Limited choice of drug delivery materials and modes
Highly frequent feeding of the drugs

Key other types of drug delivery features:

Figure 1. Common drug delivery methods.¹

Key other types of drug delivery benefits:

Reducing the barrier effect and increasing the circulation time of drugs in the body
Reducing toxicity, improving stability and targeting of drugs
Stimuli-responsive systems to achieve on-demand release of drugs
Delivery systems that cover a wide range of drug delivery modes, such as transdermal patches, capsules, and oral films

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Specialized technical team and advanced equipment for in vivo and ex vivo performance testing of drug manufacturing systems
Ensuring product quality from material synthesis, modification optimization to GMP production.

Other Types of Drug Delivery Application Candidates:

Low solubility or insoluble drugs
Easy degradation of the drug

For information on Delivery for Therapeutic Cargos, click on here.

Tissue or cell specific targeted delivery
Requirements for sustained, stable, and slow release of the drug
Non-invasive or minimally invasive

Reference

Vargason AM, et al.; The evolution of commercial drug delivery technologies. Nature Biomedical Engineering. 2021, 5: 951-967.

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