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Justification for the choice of excipients for the production of tablets by direct compression based on oregano extract

Authors: Chernetska, S.; Beley, N.;

Justification for the choice of excipients for the production of tablets by direct compression based on oregano extract

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Topicality. Throat inflammatory diseases are a growing problem that requires the right approach to treatment and prevention. According to the WHO, up to 80 % of the population of Ukraine suffers from acute respiratory viral diseases every year. Sore throat and itching are the symptoms of most acute respiratory illnesses caused by a wide range of infectious and viral pathogens. Therefore, the development of antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory plant-derived medications in the form of local action pills is relevant.Aim. Substantiation and study of the influence of different groups of excipients on the pharmaco-technological parameters of powder masses in the development of tablets based on oregano by direct compression.Materials and methods. The studied materials – dry extract of oregano independently obtained, various excipients that were grouped into certain groups, and also used one of the methods of mathematical planning – analysis of variance.Results and discussion. As a result of the conducted researches the best excipients influencing pharmaco-technological indicators of powder masses and quality of tablets have been defined and chosen.Conclusions. With the help of dispersion analysis, the best excipients that meet the requirements for the quality of pharmaco-technological indicators in the development of tablet dosage forms have been identified and selected.

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UDC 615.453.64:615.322:582.94, таблетки; допоміжні речовини; пряме пресування; материнка звичайна; екстракт; дисперсійний аналіз, таблетки; вспомогательные вещества; прямое прессование; душица обыкновенная; экстракт; дисперсионный анализ, УДК 615.453.64:615.322:582.94, tablets; excipients; direct compression; oregano; extract; analysis of variance

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