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Effect of drug solubility, polymer, and filler on drug release from modified-release matrix tablets in hydroethanolic media
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Effect of drug solubility, polymer, and filler on drug release from modified-release matrix tablets in hydroethanolic media
Abstract This study aimed to develop strategies to prevent accelerated drug release (alcohol-induced dose dumping) from modified-release matrix tablets in hydroethanolic media. Drugs with different solubility profiles (theophylline, propranolol HCl, paracetamol, and carbamazepine) were formulated with water-soluble or water-insoluble matrix formers, with optional addition of soluble or insoluble fillers. Drug release, medium uptake, and leaching…
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