Investigation for the quality factors on the tablets containing medicated pellets
Open Access
- 1 September 2016
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Springer Nature in Saudi Pharmaceutical Journal
- Vol. 24 (5) , 507-514
Abstract
Sustained and controlled pellets are considered as one of the ideal dosage forms. Due to the large coverage area of pellets, loaded drugs can be absorbed completely in the body and bioavailability is improved correspondingly. Coated pellets-containing tablet is a special oral formulation consisting of various pellets with different release rate. Desired rate of drug release rate can be achieved by adjusting the proportion of pellets. However, this formulation faces strict requirements in the process of preparation. Several factors will influence release behavior of tablets, including pellet cores, coating, and tabletting. Therefore, these factors will be investigated sufficiently in this review to provide valuable information for manufacturing process.Keywords
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