Category: Medication delivery

According to a study cited in the *Journal of Drug Delivery Science and Technology*, sublingual administration can lead to drug absorption that is up to 10 times faster than the oral route for certain compounds. This rapid entry into the bloodstream explains why do some pills dissolve under the tongue, allowing medications to bypass the digestive system and liver for a quicker therapeutic effect.

Medication delivery errors with inhalers are common and can compromise treatment effectiveness. This is precisely why the **Genuair** inhaler was designed as a breath-actuated, multi-dose dry powder inhaler (DPI) with sensory feedback to simplify its use and improve patient outcomes.

According to Lupin Pharmaceuticals, the Lupihaler is a dry powder inhaler device designed to deliver tiotropium bromide for the long-term management of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). So, **what does Lupihaler do**? It facilitates the targeted delivery of medication directly to the lungs to provide effective relief for a range of respiratory conditions.

Approximately 10% of adults experience difficulty swallowing tablets and capsules, which necessitates alternative drug delivery systems. A troche is a small, medicated lozenge designed to dissolve gradually in the mouth, a unique form that allows medication to be absorbed directly into the bloodstream through the oral mucosa.