Affiliation:
1. Department of pharmaceutics, Grace college of pharmacy, Palakkad, Kerala, India.
Abstract
ABSTRACT: The ultimate objective about this experiment was to create a fast-dissolving tablet Isosorbide dinitrate that released its medication quickly. The physical properties of tablets, such as hardness, angle of repose, weight variation, and friability were assessed. In-vitro release was investigated, and a 22-factorial design was created. The results show that the in-vitro release shows that the F2 formulation has the highest release at 20 min. Tablet disintegration time ranges from 31 to 48 s. The hardness ranges from 6-7 kg/cm3. The friability test shows the range from 0.49-0.68%. The weight variation test shows that all the formulation passes the tests. ANOVA statistical analysis revealed that the generated formulations are statistically significant. It is concluded that FDT formulations have optimum and reproducible disintegration time and increased dissolve characteristics, resulting in higher patient compliance.
Publisher
Oriental Scientific Publishing Company
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