It can be compounded in that way, yes
Lidocaine has a few uses, most notably as a painkiller administered topically, transdermally or IM, and an antiarrhythmic (IV).
YES! I found this answer in my A&P book finally and yes it must be lipid-soluble to penetrate the skin.
transdermal
MDMA is not typically classified as a transdermal substance. It is primarily administered orally, although there have been experimental forms and methods, such as patches, that aim to deliver it transdermally. However, these methods are not widely used or approved, and the traditional oral route remains the most common form of consumption.
A non-parenteral drug is one that is administered orally or by inhalation. Examples would be swallowing a pill or using an inhaler. Parenteral drugs are administered by injection or via transdermal patch (applied directly to the skin).
.forms approved by the Food and Drug Administration(FDA) as of 2001--chewing gum, skin patch, nasal spray,and inhaler. nasal spray and inhaler are available only with a prescription. gum and some brands of the patch can be bought over the counter.
Duragesic and other Fentanyl patches release Fentanyl dosages transdermally (through the skin and into the bloodstream). The dosage is regulated by body heat, which is why immersing the patch in hot water, exposing it to sunlight, getting a fever, or engaging in activity that raises core body temperature, can increase the dosage delivery rate and cause problems if the patient/family/friends aren't educated on the precautions and what to do if they start feeling the effects of an increased dose.
rectal administration is possible. Compazine, I believe, is one that can be. Scopalamine is sometimes administered in a patch form, too.
Yes, it will still show up the same (if you live to take a test) but your body will have massive amounts of the Fentanyl in your system instead of a certain microgram per hour as the Fentanyl Transdermal System is made for. You shouldn't be eating these whatsoever. You can die from this. People whom are tolerant to these but using them transdermally still could die from eating a patch. Be careful and very smart of how you use a drug. Know ALL risks and side effects.
Doing so might calm a baby because ethanol can be absorbed transdermally.
It can be administered as a nasal spray, intravenously, or as a tablet.
If you consistently patch whenever there's a new patch just use Manual Patch...But If you did not patch for a long time and you wanted to patch you must use the Cumulative Patch. -[GM]Kali