FORMULATION AND EVALUATION OF AN INJECTABLE SOLUTION AS A DOSAGE FORM
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The present study will outline formulation and the evaluation methods of injectable dosage form. The various initial formulations of the developed and those are examined for drug release profile, bioavailability, and clinical effectiveness and for the pilot plant studies and production scale-up. The drug that we need should be most convenient and in proper form then only it reaches to the desired site of action. This is greatly influenced by which the type of dosage form of the drug. Since, injections include much variety of therapeutic agents. Injections are sterile, pyrogen limited, that is, bacterial endotoxin units limit, preparations intended to be administered parenterally. It is well recognized that the advantages of parenteral injections are immediate systemic drug availability and rapid onset of action.
Keywords: Injectable, Parenteral, Sterilization, Tonicity
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