Hot melt mixing of indomethacin and Soluplus® for oral delivery
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
8-23-2011
Abstract
An amorphous solid suspension for oral drug delivery was prepared via Hot Melt mixing 30wt% of Indomethacin (INM) with Soluplus® (polymeric excipient). The melt mixed sample was characterized through optical microscopy, DSC, FR-IR and XRD. Dissolution test showed that INM release was pH-dependent; in the case of the amorphous solid suspension within 1h 90% of INM was released at pH7.4, while only 0.02% at pH1.2, probably a consequence of hydrogen bonds formed between INM and the polymer. The fastest release was obtained from the foamed amorphous solid suspension, followed by un-foamed amorphous solid suspension, then pure INM and finally the physical mixture.
Identifier
80051822141 (Scopus)
ISBN
[9781617829604]
Publication Title
Annual Technical Conference ANTEC Conference Proceedings
First Page
1253
Last Page
1258
Volume
2
Recommended Citation
Terife, G.; Gogos, C. G.; and Wang, P., "Hot melt mixing of indomethacin and Soluplus® for oral delivery" (2011). Faculty Publications. 11215.
https://digitalcommons.njit.edu/fac_pubs/11215
