Method of increasing skin absorption of a drug

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ABSTRACT:
A thin layer of a drug in a liquid form in a carrier is applied to the skin. Thereafter, 15-30 milliamps of a D.C. current is applied to the skin and drug by an iontophoresis device capable of being hand held and activated by thumb contact with a positive electrode and scalp skin contact with a negative electrode. The device has a two component housing enclosing an electrical circuit connecting the two electrodes. The circuit utilizes a 9 V battery, two load regulators, two capacitors, a momentary switch and a 2V-40V output range DC/DC converter. Alternatively, negative electrodes of varying structure can be plugged into the device to provide multi-purpose application to the scalp and the positive electrode can be separately plugged to the device to free the hand of the treating technician.

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