Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What are transdermal patches?

Transdermal patches are patches applied to the skin. They are used as an alternative to oral forms such as pills or powders.

How do you use a transdermal patch?

A patch is applied to clean, dry, and hair-free skin and worn for a set period of time. The exact wear time may vary by product and is described on the packaging.

What is the difference between a patch and a pill or powder?

Pills and powders are taken orally and pass through the digestive system. A patch is applied through the skin and doesn't require a specific time of administration.

Why do people choose transdermal delivery?

Many people choose patches because of their ease of use, discreet application, and because they are an alternative to swallowing or mixing.

Do patches contain additives such as fillers?

Transdermal patches typically do not contain the fillers, binders, or coatings required for capsules or tablets. Their composition is tailored for use on the skin.

Is absorption through the skin scientifically known?

Yes, transdermal administration is a well-known and well-researched method of administration. The degree of absorption depends on the substance used, the formulation, and individual differences.

Is every substance suitable for transdermal use?

No, not every substance is suitable for absorption through the skin. This depends on properties such as composition and molecular size.

Can everyone use a patch?

Patches are intended for general use, but skin reactions can vary from person to person. It's recommended to test the patch on a small area of ​​skin.

When do you notice any difference in use?

This varies per person and per product. No fixed time indications are given.

Can I combine patches with other products?

Many people combine patches with their existing routine. If in doubt, it's wise to see what works best for you.