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A Novel Drug Delivery System Design for Meloxicam

  • Kim, Hyun-Jo (Product Development & Planning, Kolon Pharm. Inc.) ;
  • Lee, Il-Kyu (R&D Center, Daejun Research Complex)
  • Published : 2005.06.20

Abstract

A drug delivery system(DDS) for practically insoluble meloxicam was developed and evaluated by dissolution study. A novel DDS is two layered system, where the first layer is consisted of gas-forming agent for an immediate release and the second layer is composed of metolose SR(HPMC) for sustained release. This bilayered tablets were manufactured by using manual single punch machine. The results of dissolution study showed an initial burst release followed by sustained release for the experimental period time. From a pharmaceutical point of view, the designed DDS for meloxicam would be informative system in terms of poorly soluble analgesic medicines.

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