Posts tagged with "combinations"



Microscopic photo of Drug loaded fibers in Pharmaceutical  Fixed Dose Combinations
15. August 2018
Increasing numbers of elderly people require multi-drug therapies. One route to improve adherence rates is to prepare fixed dose combinations (FDCs), in which multiple active ingredients are loaded into a single formulation. Here, we report the use of electrospinning to prepare fast-dissolving oral FDCs containing amlodipine besylate and valsartan, two drugs prescribed as FDCs for the treatment of hypertension. Electrospun fibers were prepared loaded with one or both drugs, using...

18. February 2016
Purpose Aiming to improve the dissolution rate of ezetimibe (EZE) and lovastatin (LOV) in a fixed dose combination (FDC), co-amorphous systems and ternary solid dispersions were prepared by quench cooling and spray drying, respectively. Methods Formulations were characterized through X-ray diffraction, modulated differential scanning calorimetry, infrared spectroscopy, scanning electron microscopy and laser diffraction, and evaluated by ‘in vitro’ dissolution. Stability studies were...
06. February 2016
The aim of this study was to develop a nanotechnology to formulate a fixed-dose combination of poorly water-soluble drugs in a children-friendly, flexible solid dosage form. For diseases like HIV, pediatric patients are taking multiple drugs for effective treatments. Fixed-dose combinations could reduce pill burdens and costs as well as improving patient adherence. However, development of fixed-dose combinations of poorly water-soluble drugs for pediatric formulations is very challenging. We...

02. February 2016
Taste-masking granules were prepared by coating granules with a taste-masking layer prepared by combining the water-insoluble and -soluble polymers, ethylcellulose and hypromellose, respectively. These granules showed an immediate drug release property after a suitable lag time. We confirmed that the dissolution behavior depended on the polymer ratio in the taste-masking layer. The result showed that the dissolution lag time and rate of the taste-masking granules were shortened and enhanced,...