Oral drug delivery systems

Oral drug delivery systems are methods used to administer medications through the mouth, typically in the form of tablets, capsules, or liquids. These systems allow the drug to pass through the digestive system where it is absorbed into the bloodstream, enabling it to reach targeted areas in the body. Advances in oral delivery focus on improving the drug’s stability, absorption, and controlled release, ensuring effective and consistent therapeutic outcomes. These systems are convenient, non-invasive, and widely used, making medication intake easier and more accessible for patients.