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Flashpoint - Active Delivery Systems for OTC Drugs: Opportunity in InnovationPublished by: Kline & Company, Inc. Published: Jan. 1, 2008 - 31 Pages Table of Contents
AbstractActive delivery systems, also known as targeted drug delivery systems, have introduced innovative ways to deliver actives in prescription pharmaceuticals for some time now. Now there is a wide range of novel delivery systems for many actives and the OTC market could be improved with a number of these.The need to deliver an active agent optimally to its site of action is so important that an entire section of the drug development industry caters to meeting this end. New delivery forms and systems continue to be introduced in an effort to boost the efficacy of medications, differentiate products from their competitors, better leverage advancing technologies, and improve convenience for the consumer. A significant proportion of medications that do not currently incorporate ADS could benefit from existing or emerging technologies, as many of these drugs are poorly soluble in water, which potentially causes inadequate carriage and absorption. Such drugs could benefit with deployment through ADS that harness lipids to ensure appropriate delivery of the molecules. The potential exists for even greater innovation in new systems delivering actives to almost every part of the human body, which can give OTC companies improved efficacy and market differentiation. Furthermore, drug delivery companies will find expanded market opportunities. This report examines the strategic implications of these market developments and covers the following topics:
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