Targeted release refers to drug delivery systems designed to release medication at specific sites within the GI Tract, optimizing therapeutic effects while minimizing side effects. This approach enhances the efficacy and safety profile of medications by ensuring that the drug is released precisely where it is needed.
Targeted release systems aim to deliver the drug to a specific site in the GI Tract. This also reduces the exposure of drug to non-target areas and minimizes possible side effects
Some systems release the drug gradually over time to maintain optimal drug levels at the target site. Drugs can be released in response to specific physiological conditions (e.g., pH changes, temperature, or enzymatic activity).
Enteric Coating tablets or capsules to ensure they dissolve only in the specific environment of the intestine.
By delivering the drug directly to the site of action, targeted release systems can enhance the effectiveness of treatment and reduces side effects.
Controlled and targeted release systems can reduce the frequency of dosing and improve adherence to the treatment regimen.
Targeted release allows for customization of treatment based on individual patient needs and specific disease characteristics.
Gradual and controlled release can help maintain therapeutic drug levels within a safe range, reducing the risk of toxicity. Targeted release systems offer significant advantages by improving drug efficacy, reducing side effects, and enhancing patient compliance.
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