Abstract
The possibility of immobilizing benzocaine in polymeric nanocontainers made of sulfonated cation exchangers, i.e., sulfonated polycalixarene and KU-23 30/100, was studied. The desorption kinetics of neutral and cationic benzocaine from the polymeric nanocontainers provided the desired drug-release pharmacokinetics upon peroral administration.
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