Gum, lozenges, sprays, patches — they all carry a formula, but they don't deliver it the same way. The difference is timing.
Steady, not spikes
A transdermal patch sits on the skin and releases its formula gradually. Reviews of transdermal delivery describe its defining trait: it maintains steady levels over time and avoids the sharp peaks and troughs you get from routes that dose all at once.
For a once-a-day product, that's the whole point — you apply it in the morning and it works quietly in the background, rather than asking you to re-dose every hour.
Nothing to inhale, chew, or time
A patch is discreet and low-effort: one on clean, dry skin, worn through the day, swapped the next. No smoke, no vapour, nothing to keep topping up.
