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What are complex injectables?
Parenteral formulations where drug is combined with carrier system to influence drug delivery, release, or targeting
What type of drugs would you use modified parenteral formulations for?
Insoluble drugs
Controlled / sustained release
What are the 4 types of targeted delivery technologies?
Liposomes
Nanoparticles
Micelles
Dendrimers
What are the 4 rules for injectable products?
Soluble in compatible vehicle for IV
Insoluble drugs can only be given IM, SUBQ, or via implants
Drugs must be fully soluble
Oil vehicles cannot be injected IV unless formulated as O/W
What is the volume of prolonged release IM injectables?
2-5ml
What is the safety concern with prolonged IM release injectables?
Must avoid any vein or artery
needs trained personnel
What is the volume of prolonged SUBQ release injectables?
1-2mL
What agents make SUBQ injections more painful?
Low viscosity
Hypertonic
What are major complex formulations?
Hydrophobic drug molecule is encapsulated in a complex to improve drug delivery
What type of complexes are used to formulate major complex formulations?
Cyclodextrin
What do cyclodextrin complexes do?
Delivers drug across membrane without permeation
What are the advantages of cyclodextrin formulations?
Enhance solubility, bioavailability, stability
Reduce tissue irritation, odor, and taste masking
What is the MOA of drugs dispersed in oily vehicles?
Drug dissolves in oil → oil remains at injection site → drug slowly partitions into aqueous tissue fluid
How do you provide intermediate and prolonged drug release of hydrophobic drugs?
Aqueous suspension
Saturate solution with suspended solid particles of drug
How do you provide intermediate and prolonged drug release of hydrophilic drugs?
Aqueous suspension
Form long-chain fatty acid esters to make it dissolve slowly at injection site
What excipient will you see in aqueous suspensions?
Glycerin
What is the use of nanoparticles?
Targeting but sometimes used for controlled release
What are the 4 sites implants are being implamented?
Brain
Eye
SubQ
V*gina
What are In situ forming implants?
Thermally induced gelling systems
What disease state are in situ forming implants being used in?
Cancer