An Overview Onsustained Release Formulations Using Solid Dispersion as Solubility Enhancement Technique.

Authors

  • Bhosale Nikita YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011
  • Velhal Atish YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011
  • Redasani Vivek Kumar YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011
  • Raut Poonam YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011
  • Varda Joshi YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22270/ajprd.v11i3.1257

Keywords:

Solid dispersion, Sustained release, Solubility, polymer, Bioavailability.

Abstract

Biopharmaceutical classification system is important for determining the bioavailability of the drug. Drugs that dissolve slowly in water can be effectively solid-dispersed to increase their bioavailability. The bioavailability issue can be due to insufficient solubility of permeability. The poorly water-soluble medication dissolves more quickly when combined with the water-soluble carriers used to make solid dispersion. The review paper concentrates on the preparation techniques, benefits, drawbacks, and characterization of solid dispersion. Pharmaceuticals with sustained release have recently emerged as a very practical tool in medical practise, providing patients with a variety of real and perceived benefits. By minimising fluctuations in Using the therapeutic dose of the medicine in the body, sustained release is another promising reduction technique side effects. The major methods for creating tablets with a sustained release matrix are wet granulation, direct compression, or dispersion. In this review paper got the information about various polymers and different methods which are used for the formulate the sustained release tablet.

 

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Author Biographies

Bhosale Nikita, YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011

YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011

Velhal Atish, YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011

YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011

Redasani Vivek Kumar, YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011

YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011

Raut Poonam, YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011

YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011

Varda Joshi, YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011

YSPM’s, YTC Faculty of Pharmacy WadhePhata, Satara 415011

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Published

2023-06-15

How to Cite

Nikita, B., Atish, V., Vivek Kumar, R., Poonam, R., & Joshi, V. (2023). An Overview Onsustained Release Formulations Using Solid Dispersion as Solubility Enhancement Technique. Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical Research and Development, 11(3), 84–91. https://doi.org/10.22270/ajprd.v11i3.1257