Title of article
Evaluation of a Binary Carrier System for the Dissolution Enhancement of a High Dose Poorly Soluble Drug
Author/Authors
Al-Muhaissen, Suha A. University of Jordan - Faculty of Pharmacy, Jordan , AlKhalidi, Bashar University of Jordan - Faculty of Pharmacy, Jordan , Bustanji, Yasser University of Jordan - Faculty of Pharmacy, Jordan , Aiedeh, Khaled University of Jordan - Faculty of Pharmacy, Jordan , Mohammad, Mohammad K. University of Jordan - Faculty of Pharmacy, Jordan , AlKhatib, Hatim S University of Jordan - Faculty of Pharmacy, Jordan
From page
30
To page
40
Abstract
The role of two surface active carriers, Gelucire® 44/14 and Lutrol® F127, for improvement of solubility and dissolution of the high-dose, poorly water-soluble drug, albendazole, using solid dispersion approach was evaluated. The solubility of albendazole in solutions of the studied carriers and binary mixtures showed improvement, with solutions containing higher percentages of Lutrol® F127 as best solvents. Albendazole was then incorporated in matrices made of either carrier alone or mixtures of the two carriers at different ratios using a melting procedure. The resulting particles were compressed into tablets. In vitro dissolution of particles and tablets showed fast dissolution. Increased wettability of albendazole by the carriers and formation of partial solid solutions of it in the carrier system were shown to be the mechanisms of the improvement in its dissolution
Keywords
Albendazole , Gelucire® , Lutrol® , solid dispersions , dissolution enhancement , pharmaceutical tablets
Journal title
Jordan Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Journal title
Jordan Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Record number
2587108
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