Emulgel is a type of topical dosage form that combines the characteristics of both gels and emulsions. It is a water-based gel that contains oil droplets dispersed throughout the gel matrix. Emulgels are used to deliver medications topically to the skin or mucous membranes. They are commonly used for skin conditions such as pain, inflammation, and arthritis. Emulgels can also be used for the transdermal delivery of certain medications. The consistency of emulgels is lighter than traditional ointments and creams, making them easier to spread and less greasy. Emulgels can come in different forms, such as gels, creams, and sprays, and the type of emulgel chosen depends on the desired texture and consistency. It is important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for use and to avoid using the product if there is a known sensitivity to any of its ingredients. Emulgels may cause skin irritation or other side effects, so it is important to monitor for these and discontinue use if necessary.