Design and Optimization of Mefenamic acid Fast Dissolving Tablets Employing Modified Starch by 23 Factorial Design
Abstract
Latest developments in the technology have promoted viable dosage alternatives through oral route for pediatrics, bed ridden, and nauseous patients. Patient preference is one of the most important aspects in pharmacy practice. Now a day’s pharmacy companies are coming up with innovative drug delivery systems to deliver the drugs efficiently and with less side effects. This innovation led to the introduction of the concept of fast dissolving tablets. Though, a wide range of superdisintegrant is available for formulation of fast dissolving tablets. Still there is continuous need of development of superdisintegrants. Therefore in the present investigation, starch based superdisintegrant was prepared and evaluated for its application in the design of fast dissolving dosage forms.
Keywords: Fast Dissolving Tablets, Superdisintegrant, Modified Starch, Mefenamic acid.
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