Electropharmaceuticals
Electropharmaceuticals, also known as electrochemically active pharmaceuticals, are a class of drugs that are administered in an electrochemically active form, typically as a salt or ester. These compounds are designed to release the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) through an electrochemical reaction, often triggered by the body's own electrical signals. This approach can offer several advantages over traditional oral or injectable medications.
One of the primary benefits of electropharmaceuticals is their ability to target specific tissues or organs
Another advantage of electropharmaceuticals is their potential to enhance the bioavailability of certain drugs. By converting
However, the development and clinical application of electropharmaceuticals are still in their early stages. Challenges such
In summary, electropharmaceuticals represent an innovative approach to drug delivery that leverages the body's electrical signals