MedPharm's in vitro Permeation Testing (IVPT) is a gold-standard method for assessing how drugs penetrate the skin, mucosal tissues, and other biological membranes. This process ensures that formulations achieve their intended therapeutic effects. IVPT is essential for various localized delivery systems, including topical, transdermal, ophthalmic, nasal, and mucosal applications, as it provides critical insights into permeation kinetics and bioavailability.
Predicts In Vivo Performance: Measures drug absorption and penetration before clinical trials.
Supports Regulatory Submissions: Required by FDA, EMA, and ICH guidelines to demonstrate bioequivalence and formulation performance.
Reduces Clinical Study Costs: Helps demonstrate therapeutic equivalence for generic drug approvals (ANDA).
Guides Formulation Optimization: Evaluates penetration enhancers, excipients, and delivery technologies.
MedPharm's IVPT studies utilize ex vivo human or animal skin and mucosa models within a Franz Diffusion Cell apparatus, simulating real-world absorption conditions.
Regulatory-Compliant IVPT Studies: Adheres to FDA, EMA, and ICH guidelines.
Human & Animal Skin Models: Utilizes fresh, frozen, or dermatomed human cadaver skin and animal-derived membranes.
Mucosal & Specialized Tissue Testing: Includes testing on nasal, vaginal, ocular, and other mucosal membranes.
Automated & High-Throughput IVPT: Enhances study efficiency and reduces variability.
Comprehensive Drug Permeation Analysis: Evaluates first-order kinetics, steady-state flux, lag time, and partition coefficients.
Topical & Transdermal Drug Development: Assesses dermal penetration and systemic absorption.
Bioequivalence Testing (ANDA Submissions): Compares generic formulations against reference formulations.
Ophthalmic & Nasal Drug Delivery: Measures penetration through corneal and nasal tissues.
Mucosal Permeation Studies: Supports the development of buccal, vaginal, and rectal formulations.
Enhancer & Excipient Testing: Optimizes formulations for improved drug permeability.