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The topical drug delivery system uses the ophthalmic, cutaneous, vaginal, and rectal channels to administer the medication locally in the body. Topical formulations are primarily utilized for dermatological or cosmetic purposes in skin diseases. Osteoarthritis, both acute and chronic pain, migration, suffering, colic, and other ailments and injuries are all treated with emulgel. The systemic inflammatory response syndrome may be treated with the medication. The physico-chemical qualities of the topical medication preparation might be designed as solid, semisolid, or liquid. They are also referred to as hydrophobic medicines. Emulgel is the term for the combination of gel and emulsion. An emulsion is gelled by combining it with a gelling agent, which is called emulgel. The prepared emulgel was tested for a number of parameters, including pH, viscosity, spreadability, globule size, greaselessness, and shelf life. Emulgels are utilized in a variety of analgesic, anti-inflammatory, antifungal, and anti-acne medication delivery systems.