Particularly, in some embodiments, hydrophilic active agents are released more quickly, e.g., approximately 50% of drug release after 24 hours, the remainder released over approximately 5 days, whereas hydrophobic agents are released more slowly, e.g., approximately 80% after 8 weeks
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