Parenteral Suspensions: Stability Enhancing Liquid Dosage Forms
Abstract
Oral route is the most common preferred route. In market number of drugs are available with solubility problem. It is difficult to prefer oral conventional dosage form other drugs on this less solubility which result in loss bioavailability. Parenteral suspensions are dosage forms containing drugs having low solubility. Drugs in suspension form increase the solubility, stability of the drugs. Drugs in sulfonation form have large surfaces areas. Parenteral suspensions provides onset of action for prolonged line on compared to solution.
Keywords: Stability, Parenteral suspensions, Syringebility, Dosage forms.
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