Mouth Dissolving Tablets of Favipiravir using Superdisintegrants: Preparation, Optimization and In-vitro Evaluation
Damini Jaiswal Avinash, Madhu Gudipati, M. Venkata Ramana, Pallavi Vadlamudi, Rama Rao Nadendla
Abstract
Damini Jaiswal Avinash, Madhu Gudipati, M. Venkata Ramana, Pallavi Vadlamudi, Rama Rao Nadendla
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To formulate and evaluate the mouth dissolving tablet dosage forms of favipiravir using various superdisintegrants by using wet granulation technique. Batches of favipiravir Mouth dissolving tablets were formulated by using the wet granulation technique. The formulated granules were evaluated for their flow properties as a pre-compression parameter and the friability, hardness, disintegration, wetting ratio, wetting time, dissolution, and drug release parameters were evaluated as post-compression parameters. The effect of the varying concentrations of superdisintegrants on the formulation for disintegration time was ascertained and the results were compared. The tablet had friability and hardness values ranging from 0.60 to 0.68 % and 3.9 to 4.3 (kg/cm2). Tablet weights did not vary significantly but the disintegration time varied from 44.66 to 142.66±2.51 min and the wetting time varied from 45.33 to 144 min and the optimal batch of tablets shows a drug release of 98.8% within 60 min and first-order release kinetics of the formulations are compared.
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To formulate and evaluate the mouth dissolving tablet dosage forms of favipiravir using various superdisintegrants by using wet granulation technique. Batches of favipiravir Mouth dissolving tablets were formulated by using the wet granulation technique. The formulated granules were evaluated for their flow properties as a pre-compression parameter and the friability, hardness, disintegration, wetting ratio, wetting time, dissolution, and drug release parameters were evaluated as post-compression parameters. The effect of the varying concentrations of superdisintegrants on the formulation for disintegration time was ascertained and the results were compared. The tablet had friability and hardness values ranging from 0.60 to 0.68 % and 3.9 to 4.3 (kg/cm2). Tablet weights did not vary significantly but the disintegration time varied from 44.66 to 142.66±2.51 min and the wetting time varied from 45.33 to 144 min and the optimal batch of tablets shows a drug release of 98.8% within 60 min and first-order release kinetics of the formulations are compared.
Key concepts: Friability, Granulation, Dissolution, Wetting, Chromatography, Materials science, Dosage form, Chemistry