A developing medicine administration method called oral medicated jelly was created to increase patient compliance, particularly in groups like juvenile, elderly, and dysphagic patients who have trouble swallowing pills or capsules. This innovative formulation can improve patient adherence and therapeutic efficacy by providing a tasty, easily swallowed substitute. Medicated jelly formulations allow for the inclusion of a variety of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), including those with limited water solubility, can conceal disagreeable medication tastes, and offer flexibility in dose administration. In order to guarantee controlled release, enhance bioavailability, and stable APIs inside a semi-solid matrix, recent developments have concentrated on refining the jelly composition. Innovative processing methods combined with the use of natural and synthetic polymers allow for the customization of jelly qualities to satisfy therapeutic requirements. This analysis examines the benefits, difficulties, and prospects. Oral medicated jellies are a flexible drug delivery method that can be used in a variety of therapeutic contexts.