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uptake and thus transdermal delivery is difficult to achieve. Penetration enhancers often have to be added to the delivery system to improve delivery into or through the skin. In transdermal controlled drug delivery systems ideally the dosage form controls the uptake into the skin (rather than the uptake being controlled by the stratum corneum).
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