Selectable dosage transdermal delivery system

Surgery – Controlled release therapeutic device or system

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424449, 602 41, 602 43, 602 52, 602 58, 206531, 206532, 206533, 206538, A61K 922, A61F 1300, B65D 8304

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053362136

ABSTRACT:
A transdermal drug delivery system is disclosed. The system comprises a laminate composite of a patch/skin permeable membrane; a transfer gel layer disposed on said permeable membrane; a permeable membrane disposed on said transfer gel layer; a plurality of sectional drug reservoirs for receiving medicament disposed on the transfer gel layer; and activation means for releasing medicament from said drug reservoirs for contact with skin of a patient. The medicament in contained in the reservoirs at varying amounts and/or concentrations, providing for selectable dosage, for sequential delivery, for sequential activation, for variable unit dose drug delivery in transdermal application.

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