'oral product' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is an outcome of oral communication, like a verbal agreement, command, or story. For example, "The oral product of the meeting was a consensus that the company should expand into the new market."
For some critics, the decision to take triclosan out of topical products but leave it in an oral product is a bit of a head-scratcher.
Working with Colgate, Introgen will try to put the tumor suppressor genes into an oral product to treat leukoplakia, a precancerous condition characterized by lesions on the cheeks, gums or tongue.
This novel apparatus is the first to simulate the motion and pressures applied by the tongue and could be used in future infant oral product development.
A Food and Drug Administration approved generic oral product of venlafaxine hydrochloride (HCl) extended-release (ER) tablets has used a release mechanism based on an openable matrix, which is different from the push pull osmotic pump system of its reference-listed drug.
With speed, you might be better off with a slow release oral product like a pill that would give you the buzz over a longer time.
The disintegration test is a pharmacopoeial procedure used for immediate release oral product performance.
Oral products through the 'first pass effect' also increase production of liver proteins, such as sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) and clotting factors, with attendant biological consequences.
Silymarin is a natural lipotropic agent of low bioavailability from oral products.
Yet, lipid-based delivery technologies have not been widely employed in commercial oral products.
Common procedures to test bioequivalence of oral products, measuring the rate and extent of the obtained plasma levels, do not apply to drug products for topical use, which provide limited systemic absorption.
Product-specific benefits of plant-based systems have also been exploited, including bioencapsulation and the mucosal delivery of minimally processed topical and oral products with a lower entry barrier than pharmaceuticals for injection.
