Transdermal components
Design your transdermal patches with Solventum technologies
We know there are many steps in creating a transdermal patch. That’s why we’re here to help you choose the right material to create transdermal patches that are suitable, stable and effective, ensuring efficient drug delivery.
Regulatory experience
Our components are used and marketed in countries worldwide. We understand the complexity and importance of meeting manufacturing standards and gaining regulatory approval in each region where your product will be registered and marketed. We will supply the material, the specifications and Solventum components data packages to help streamline the regulatory approval process.
Customer service
We offer a variety of tools and support to help you navigate your next project, including Find My Adhesive, a digital resource that helps you discover the right solution for you.
Transforming transdermal patches in pharmaceuticals & nutraceuticals
Our global infrastructure and dedicated personnel collaborate with an extensive worldwide network of nutraceutical and pharmaceutical developers and manufacturers to design a variety of components to protect drug formulation, ensure consistent drug release and provide integrity to your patch.
Nutraceuticals and holistic medicine are another important market. We offer solutions designed to help manufacturers maximize accuracy, consistency and efficiency in a wide range of products.
Together, we can help transdermal patches deliver focused ingredients.
Common types of patches may include:
- Nicotine for smoking reduction and cessation aid1
- Scopolamine to treat motion sickness1
- Fentanyl to treat pain1
Nutraceuticals may include ingredients such as:
- Vitamins
- Caffeine
- Essential oils
Designing transdermal materials with care
Solventum can help you design for new emerging markets
Finding the right material for your next transdermal innovation is no small feat, but we’re here to support you every step of the way. Our experts can help you select transdermal backings, membranes, tapes or liners.
Leverage tools & resources to bring breakthrough solutions to market
References
- Pastore, Michael N, Yogeshvar N Kalia, Michael Horstmann, and Michael S Roberts. 2015. “Transdermal patches: history, development and pharmacology.” British journal of pharmacology, 172 (9): 2179–2209. https://doi.org/10.1111/bph.130592.