PubMed · 2012 · 39 citations · 2 references
PharmacyPharmaceuticsDrug DeliveryOral Drug DeliveryPharmaceutical FormulationDrug Delivery BiomaterialsDrug Delivery SystemsOral Formulation DesignPharmaceutical ExcipientsPolymeric Carrier SystemsPolymeric Drug Delivery SystemsAqueous Solubility RelationshipDelayed-release FormulationsDrug Delivery PolymersMucoadhesive Drug DeliveryOral Drug Delivery SystemsPolymeric Oral Delivery SystemsPolymers In Drug FormulationSynthetic Substitute Materials
Use of natural polymers, gums and mucilages in drug delivery systems has been weighed down by the synthetic materials. Natural based excipients offered advantages such as non-toxicity, less cost and abundantly availablity. Aqueous solubility of natural excipients plays an important role in their selection for designing immediate, controlled or sustained release formulations. This review article provide an overview of natural gum, polymers and mucilages as excipients in dosage forms as well as novel drug delivery systems.
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