27 devices · GMDN 44478
Drug-delivery iontophoresis systems are portable, non-invasive devices designed to administer medications like corticosteroids or anesthetics through the skin using a gentle electric current. They serve as an alternative to injections, delivering ionic solutions transcutaneously for targeted local treatment.
These systems are typically single-use, battery-powered, and include disposable components like electrodes and medication reservoirs. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they are generally classified based on the medication delivered and their intended use, rather than the device itself.
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