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    Glossary Dermal Delivery

    method of administering substances through skin for local or systemic effects

    Dermal delivery refers to the method of administering active ingredients or medications through the skin. This approach is used to target local conditions or to achieve systemic effects by allowing the substances to penetrate the skin layers and enter the bloodstream. It is commonly used in treatments for skin conditions, pain management, and hormone replacement therapy.

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