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need for dosage forms
- Convenience for administration - Protection & product stability - Enhance dissolution rate & bioavailability
- Apply extended, controlled or targeted release
- Economy of scale in manufacturing
- Improve compliance
major objectives dosage form
1. safety
2. effectiveness
-3. stability
- acceptability
- predictable therapeutic response
- easily large scale manufacture
excipient selection is dosage form dependent
- solubilizing
-suspending
- thickening
etc
biopharmaceutical considerations for drug form design
- absorption,
- distribution,
- metabolism and excretion of drug substance from different route of administration
drug factor considerations for drug form design
- solubility
- dissolution rate
- pKa
- particle size
- chem nature
- amorphous, polymorphous or crystalline form
- partition coeffecient
- solid/solution state
derived properties of drug formulation
- porosity
- packing arrangement
- density
- builk
-flow
- dissolution
- stability
- drug-excipient interaction/incompatability
- bioavailability
organoleptic properties
- properties felt by sensory organs
- 1st thing see in literature or discussion. (USP)
microscopy
- morphology (SEM)
- particle size distribution (light micro)
properties related to particle size
- dissolution
- bioavailability
- taste/texture/color
- stability
- flow character
- sed rate
- compressibility
particle size determination
- sieving/screening
- microscopy
- sedimentation
-industrrial methods
- stream scan, laser diffraction, photon correlation spectroscopy
Crystal Habit
- determinedbythe rate of growth of different faces of a crystal.
- thefastestgrowing faces tend to grow out of existence
- slowest growing faces will dominate the final structure
crystal defects
- Ease of processing
- Chemical reactivity
- Dissolution
- Bioavailability
- important in shaping structure
attribute tests for quality
Appearance, odor, solution color, pH of slurry (saturated solution), melting point
assay
Titration, UV spectroscopy, HPLC
purity tests
Moisture (water/solvent), Inorganic elements, Heavy metals, organic impurities, DSC
identity tests
NMR, IR, UV, TLC, DSC, Optical, rotation. Diffuse reflectance
flow property of powdersq
1. angle of repose - friction
2. dynamic flow - rate of flow
3. Porosity - bulk volume
4. Porosity - void volume