Hydrogel In Injectable Medications - Dexamethasone, Insulin, Benadryl, Lidocaine
Image: Dried injectable Dexamethasone - Hydrogel filament
Please see this video link for my discussion on the findings:
Hydrogel In Injectable Medications
In the video linked above, I show many images as well as video footage of how the hydrogel grows within minutes from the substrate of the medications. I have posted my recent investigation of injectable Insulin in a previous substack.
Here are a few images from Dexamethasone, a steroid. Please watch the video to see how new filaments appear and grow enormous within less than half an hour.
Image: Injectable Dexamethasone - Hydrogel filaments
Here is the research article I mentioned in the video discussing that many medications have hydrogel in them, including Dexamethasone.
Here is the full text of the article “Hydrogel in Drug Delivery”
I have a burning question: what's preventing video documentation of the ribbons/filaments as they form? It seems to be one major demonstration that has eluded everyone looking into this. If they appear rapidly on a clean slide, wouldn't a short timlapse be able to capture their formation? I've been unable to find any visual documentation of this. If I am overlooking logistical challenges that make this kind of demonstration difficult, I'm very eager to hear what they are. Respectfully.
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