The lyophilized technology of oral dissolving films breaks down the active ingredient into microscopic molecules, which are then embedded and suspended within the oral thin film matrix.

Bioavailability refers to the extent and rate at which a substance is absorbed into the body. In pharmacology, it specifically describes how efficiently a drug enters the bloodstream and reaches its target site to produce the intended effect. This factor is crucial in determining the appropriate dosage for different methods of administration, as it directly impacts the drug’s therapeutic effectiveness.