Statistical significance and variability data is provided on the relevant ASX announcements

Although caffeine is a relatively small drug, the transdermal delivery of caffeine has proven difficult with passive delivery systems.

Transdermal caffeine has a number of therapeutic uses including skin cancer, photoaging and cellulite reduction.

CAFFEINE

- Molecular Formula: C₈H₁₀N₂O₂

- Molecular Weight: 194.2 g/mol

- Caffeine is a polar molecule with an aromatic ring. Consequently, caffeine dissolves in both polar and non-polar substances. In spite of this, Caffeine is a notoriously poor penetrator and is often used as a reference molecule for transdermal enhancement.