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Tablets
These are solid pharmaceutical dosage forms containing drug substances usually prepared with the aid of suitable excipients.
Tablets
These are solid dosage forms that are prepared by MOLDING or COMPRESSION methods.
Molding method
Method of preparation for SOFT tablets.
Compression method
Method of preparation for HARD tablets.
● Wet granulation method
● Dry granulation method
● Direct compression
There are THREE main COMPRESSION techniques for hard tablets:
● Diluents
● Binders
● Disintegrants
● Glidants
● Lubricants
● Colors and dyes
● Flavoring/Sweetening agents
● Tablet coating agents
What are the different TABLET EXCIPIENTS?
Diluents/Fillers
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
These are also known as FILLERS; designed to make up the desired bulk, flow properties, and compression.
● Lactose
● Mannitol
● Starch
● Dibasic calcium phosphate
● Sorbitol
● Powdered cellulose
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
Examples of DILUENTS/FILLERS
Diluents/Fillers
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
● Lactose
● Mannitol
● Starch
● Dibasic calcium phosphate
● Sorbitol
● Powdered cellulose
Binders
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
These are used to cause ADHESION of powder particles in tablet granulations.
● Acacia
● Carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC)
● Gelatin
● Methylcellulose (MC)
● Ethylcellulose (EthC)
● Compressible sugar
● Liquid glucose
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
Examples of BINDERS
Binders
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
● Acacia
● Carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC)
● Gelatin
● Methylcellulose (MC)
● Ethylcellulose (EthC)
● Compressible sugar
● Liquid glucose
Disintegrants
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
These are used to promote DISRUPTION of solid mass into smaller particles.
● CMC (Carboxymethyl cellulose)
● CMC Calcium
● Microcrystalline cellulose
● Starches
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
Examples of DISINTEGRANTS
Disintegrants
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
● CMC (Carboxymethyl cellulose)
● CMC Calcium
● Microcrystalline cellulose
● Starches
Glidants
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
These are used to enhance FLOW PROPERTIES of powders.
● Colloidal silica
● Cornstarch
● Talc
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
Example of GLIDANTS
Glidants
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
● Colloidal silica
● Cornstarch
● Talc
Lubricants
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
These are used to reduce FRICTION during tablet compression.
● Calcium stearate
● Magnesium stearate
● Zinc stearate
● Mineral oil
● Stearic acid
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
Examples of LUBRICANTS
Lubricants
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
● Calcium stearate
● Magnesium stearate
● Zinc stearate
● Mineral oil
● Stearic acid
Colors and Dyes
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
These are usually to impart COLOR to the tablet.
FD&C lakes
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
Examples of COLORS/DYES
Flavoring/Sweetening agents
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
These are usually limited to CHEWABLE and BUCCAL tablets.
Chewable and Buccal tablets
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
Flavoring/Sweetening agents are usually limited to ___ and ___ tablets.
● Sugar-coating agents
● Film-coating agents
● Enteric-coating agents
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
Types of TABLET COATING AGENTS
● Liquid glucose
● Sucrose
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
Examples of SUGAR-COATING AGENTS
Sugar Coating Agents
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
● Liquid glucose
● Sucrose
● Methylcellulose (MC)
● Ethylcellulose (EthC)
● Hydroxyethyl cellulose
● Hydroxypropyl cellulose
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
Examples of FILM-COATING AGENTS
Film Coating Agents
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
● Methylcellulose (MC)
● Ethylcellulose (EthC)
● Hydroxyethyl cellulose
● Hydroxypropyl cellulose
● Cellulose acetate phthalate
● Shellac
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
Examples of ENTERIC-COATING AGENTS
Enteric Coating Agents
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
● Cellulose acetate phthalate
● Shellac
Shellac
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
A 35% solution of ____ in alcohol is commonly used and referred to as "pharmaceutical glaze."
35%
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
A ___% solution of shellac in alcohol is commonly used and referred to as "pharmaceutical glaze."
pharmaceutical glaze
[TABLET EXCIPIENTS]
A _35% solution of shellac in alcohol is commonly used and referred to as "____."