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Studying the permeation properties of formulations is crucial in all stages of dermal and transdermal formulation development. Most of the available methods suffer from being labor-intensive and having poor reproducibility. Skin PAMPA technology is a useful tool for the early stages of development as it is an easy-to-use, cost-effective, and standardized model with significantly lower variation compared to most of the available methods. This technical note provides an example of studying three commercially available diclofenac formulations using Skin PAMPA model.
