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[Pharmacy compounding of an omeprazole suspension].

Authors: F, Van Der Straeten; A, Al-Afandi; K, De Paepe; J, Bovy; J, Plaizier-Vercammen;

[Pharmacy compounding of an omeprazole suspension].

Abstract

The problems of preparation of different pharmaceutically compounded formulations of prescribed omeprazole suspensions are discussed. Problems that can be cited are: inadequate preparation, chemical and physical stability problems, taste problems and low bioavailability. The formulation of the omeprazole suspension is optimized, taking into account the cited problems. At the same time, some formulations are presented, ensuring chemical stability of omeprazole and its bioavailability.

Keywords

Suspensions, Chemistry, Pharmaceutical, Drug Compounding, Humans, Anti-Ulcer Agents, Omeprazole

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