[Preparation and quality evaluation of fufangxiaoyepipa dispersible tablets].
Pei Hua Zhao, Lanlan Li, Xiaoyu Yang, Haisheng Jiao
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Pei Hua Zhao, Lanlan Li, Xiaoyu Yang, Haisheng Jiao
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OBJECTIVE: To study the preparation of fufangxiaoyepipa dispersible tablets and evaluate its quality. METHODS: Using the disintegration time as index to screen out the best prescription of the dispersible tablets by orthogonal design. RESULTS: The prescription assembly was 40% of extraction, 15% of MCC, 18% of CCMC-Na, 25% of Calcium sulfate, 2% of Magnesium stearate, the disintegration time met the provision of Pharmacopoeia. CONCLUSION: The dispersible tablets dissolve faster and disperse uniformly and the dissolution percent in vitro is obviously superior to the conventional tablets, improving the bioavailability of the preparation.
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OBJECTIVE: To study the preparation of fufangxiaoyepipa dispersible tablets and evaluate its quality. METHODS: Using the disintegration time as index to screen out the best prescription of the dispersible tablets by orthogonal design. RESULTS: The prescription assembly was 40% of extraction, 15% of MCC, 18% of CCMC-Na, 25% of Calcium sulfate, 2% of Magnesium stearate, the disintegration time met the provision of Pharmacopoeia. CONCLUSION: The dispersible tablets dissolve faster and disperse uniformly and the dissolution percent in vitro is obviously superior to the conventional tablets, improving the bioavailability of the preparation.
Key concepts: Magnesium stearate, Bioavailability, Chromatography, Extraction (chemistry), Dissolution, Materials science, Pharmacopoeia, Chemistry