58 devices · GMDN 45141
A drug-delivery iontophoresis patch is a type of medical device that uses a small electric field to help deliver medication through the skin. It is typically worn as a patch and is used as an alternative to injections for administering certain types of medication. The patch has a reservoir that holds the medication, which is filled by the user before use.
When browsing this category, it's essential to understand that these devices are subject to regulatory oversight and are typically supplied as single-use products. They consist of various components, including electrodes, a drug chamber, and a battery, and are designed for transcutaneous medication administration.
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