Title of article :
FORMULATION AND IN VITRO EVALUATION OF OFLOXACIN-ETHOCEL CONTROLLED RELEASE MATRIX TABLETS PREPARED BY WET GRANULATION METHOD: INFLUENCE OF CO-EXCIPIENTS ON DRUG RELEASE RATES
Author/Authors :
SHAH, SHEFAAT ULLAH Gomal University - Drug Delivery Research center, Faculty of Pharmacy - Department of Pharmaceutics, Pakistan , SHAH, KIFAYAT ULLAH Gomal University - Drug Delivery Research center, Faculty of Pharmacy - Department of Pharmaceutics, Pakistan , JAN, UMER University of Balochistan - Department of Pharmacy, Pakistan , AHMAD, KAMRAN Gomal University - Drug Delivery Research center, Faculty of Pharmacy - Department of Pharmaceutics, Pakistan , REHMAN, ASIM-UR Gomal University - Faculty of Pharmacy, Drug Delivery Research center - Department of Pharmaceutics, Pakistan , HUSSAIN, ABID Gomal University - Faculty of Pharmacy, Drug Delivery Research center - Department of Pharmaceutics, Pakistan , KHAN, GUL MAJID Gomal University - Faculty of Pharmacy, Drug Delivery Research center - Department of Pharmaceutics, Pakistan
From page :
255
To page :
261
Abstract :
Being controlled release dosage forms, tablets allow an improved absorption and release profiles of Ofloxacin. The fact that drugs with fine particles size can be compressed well after wetting, so in our research studies Ofloxacin controlled release matrix tablets were prepared by wet granulation technique. In order to investigate the potential of Ethyl cellulose ether derivatives as a matrix material, Ofloxacin formulations with different types and grades of Ethocel were prepared at several drug-to-polymer ratios. The method adopted for in vitro drug release studies was USP Method-1 (rotating Basket Method) by Pharma test dissolution apparatus using phosphate buffer 7.4 pH as a dissolution medium. Various Kinetic models were employed to the formulations for the purpose of determination of release mechanism. A comparative study was performed between the tested Ofloxacin-Ethocel formulations and a standard reference obtained from the local market. F1 dissimilarity factor and f2 similarity factor were applied to the formulations for the checking of dissimilarities and similarities between the tested formulations and reference standard.
Keywords :
Ofloxacin , Ethocel standard 7 , 10 and 100 premium and FP premium , wet granulation , controlled release matrices , release kinetics and patterns , effect of co , excipients.
Journal title :
Pakistan Journal Of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Journal title :
Pakistan Journal Of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Record number :
2647425
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