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There was a need for delivery systems that could maintain a consistent release of the drug in a specific work environment. Therefore, drug delivery systems are designed to supplement the therapeutic properties of drug products and provide more safe, effective and reliable products. Compared to many other drug delivery systems, implanted pumps and the inclusion of flexible delivery are in the raw stage of development. Although a standard injection pump has different procedures for controlling drug delivery. Benefits usually provided in the dosage form are expected to be 1) Non-invasive resources allow drug administration specific to the area where the drug is most needed. Examples include implants used in the treatment of brain cancer or prostate cancer. This can also allow for very low doses of the drug, which can reduce the potential side effects. 2) Non-fittings allow for continued use of the zero-order release rate of the medical agent. The major advantages of these programs include consistent drug delivery, a few drugs needed to treat the disease, reduce potential side effects, and effective treatment. Due to the development of such released formulas, it is now possible to prescribe non-invasive drugs once a week once a year which in the past required daily anointing.