Eye is the most sensitive organ of the body. Designing of ocular drug delivery system is the
most challenging field for pharmaceutical scientists as less than 5% of administered drug …

Glaucoma is an ocular condition characterized by elevated intraocular pressure (IOP).
Conventional treatments of glaucoma face poor corneal permeability and bioavailability. To …

In situ gel can be defined as a polymer solution administered as a liquid and when exposed
to some physiologic condition such as the pH, ionic, temperature modulation or solvent and …

Human eyes, the most sensitive and vital organ of human body, comprise of various ocular
barriers that makes it very challenging for the formulating scientist to develop and design …

Ocular drug delivery was considered a challenging approach for many decades, due to the
limitation in the bioavailability in addition to the common drawbacks of the conventional eye …

In situ gel with ion activated system which occurs as triggered by a change in the ionic
strength. Osmotic gradient is a factor that determines the rate of gelation on the surface of …

Conventional ophthalmic preparations exhibit poor bioavailability due to the rapid
precorneal elimination of the drug, and the physiological constraints imposed by the …

The oral route is among the most often utilized methods for drug delivery however it usually
presents the disadvantage of reduced bioavailability due to the first-pass metabolism. Many …

A series of progressive visual neuropathies known as glaucoma are defined by alterations in
the optic nerve head as a result of retinal ganglion cell degeneration. It often happens when …

Ocular drug delivery is the most challenging and interesting field in the pharmaceutical
industry and pharmaceutical scientist. Blindness and vision impairment are the most …