Examining novel molecules and methods to lessen the negative effects on human health and the environment caused by commonly used pharmaceuticals, such as BAC. Investigating novel formulations, biodegradable polymers, and natural substances with the goal of creating safer and more eco-friendly pharmaceuticals. The toxicological consequences of BAC, including its effects on human cells and organs, as well as the variables that affect its toxicity, such chemical composition, concentration, and exposure period, will require additional research. Research on the use of deep eutectic solvents (DES) in place of BAC, using these solvents for the elimination of microbes, and their intrinsic antibacterial characteristics. The ongoing investigation focuses on the potential dangers of BAC in various pharmacological forms, particularly those intended for the skin, eyes, and nose. Analyzing the possibility of BAC systemic toxicity through skin, lung, or gastrointestinal tract absorption.