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Corium’s proprietary polymer (Corplex™) and mechanical microporation
(MicroCor™) technologies allow development of several delivery systems
that can optimally deliver drugs across the skin and mucosa. Our MicroCor™
technology (active transdermal technology) uses an array of plastic microstructures
to mechanically create reversible “micro-pores” in the stratum corneum to enhance
transdermal delivery, especially for large molecules like proteins and vaccines
that are typically administered by injection. Corplex™ is a versatile polymer
technology that can be delivered in liquid, semi-solid and solid formats for
conventional transdermal, wound dressing and mucosal delivery. Both Corplex™
and MicroCor™ are suitable for rapid and sustained drug release and can be used
in the development of pharmaceutical products with acute and chronic applications.

Key Benefits:
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Robust patent portfolio |
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Customized delivery profiles |
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Applicable to small molecule and large molecule delivery |
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Multiple delivery formats are available |
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Broad based acute and chronic therapy |

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| Multiple Delivery Systems |
| MicroCor™ Delivery Systems |
| Corplex™ Delivery Systems |
Solid State Films |
Liquid Reservoir Films |
Rapid Dissolving Films |
Wound Dressings |
Film Forming Liquids |
Amorphous Gels |
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