A Short Review on Formulation and Evaluation of Effervescent Tablets

Abstract

The most common pharmaceutical delivery technique is oral dose forms, although there are significant drawbacks compared to other delivery systems, such as the potential for drug absorption, which can be reduced by giving the medication in a liquid form. Reduced dose use is one potential advantage of doing this. Because some medications are unstable in their liquid dose form, there is a problem that limits the use of liquid dosage forms. There is a different approach that uses the effervescent process to create dose forms. This technique has the benefit of speeding up medication dissolution and disintegration. The product made using this technique is an example of the quick release preparations. A few of the products of this technique include pulsating drug delivery systems, sustained and controlled release preparations, and effervescent tablets, which play a large role in managing drug release behaviour. This review demonstrated how to use an effervescent tablet in a new way.