It's my first time here, so I'll try keeping to the point.
Is it possible for an IV drug (i.e. watered down morphine, coke, MDMA, etc) to be absorbed into the bloodstream transdermally (i.e. using a patch, like nicotine and contraceptive patches)?
If so, how stuck to the skin must the patch be? That is, must it be stuck properly, like a usual patch, or is simply touching the skin enough?
I should clarify. I'm writing a book, and I thought of hiding my character's drug use by having his IV drug hidden in his watch strap. That way, the drug slowly diffuses from the strap into the skin, and everyone else is simply noticing the high. I wondered if this would actually work, if the watch strap were semipermeable.
Thank you for your help.
Is it possible for an IV drug (i.e. watered down morphine, coke, MDMA, etc) to be absorbed into the bloodstream transdermally (i.e. using a patch, like nicotine and contraceptive patches)?
If so, how stuck to the skin must the patch be? That is, must it be stuck properly, like a usual patch, or is simply touching the skin enough?
I should clarify. I'm writing a book, and I thought of hiding my character's drug use by having his IV drug hidden in his watch strap. That way, the drug slowly diffuses from the strap into the skin, and everyone else is simply noticing the high. I wondered if this would actually work, if the watch strap were semipermeable.
Thank you for your help.
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