A review on types of Tablets and their Evaluation

A short overview on tablets

1. 1 A REVIEW ON TYPES OF TABLETS AND EVALUATION NAME:- SATYASIS MAJUMDER Reg No.:- 20115100790160 ROLL NO :- 1151007920034 STREAM :- B.PHARMACY DEPARTMENT:- PHARMACY UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF MR. ROUNAK BHATTACHARYA A SSISTANT PROFESSOR ACADEMIC YEAR 2020-21

2. 2 SL NO. CONTENT. PAGE NO. 1. INTRODUCTION 3 2. TYPES OF TABLETS 4 3. TABLET MANUFACTURING METHODS 5 4. QUALITIES OF GOOD TABLETS 6 5. ADVANTAGES OF TABLET DOSAGE FORMS & DISADVANTAGES OF TABLET DOSAGE FORMS 7 6. COMPONENTS OF TABLETS 8 7. TABLET PACKING 9 8. TABLET COMPRESSION MACHINES TYPES 10 9. DEFECTS IN TABLETS 11 10. EVALUATION OF TABLETS 12 11. CONCLUSION 13 12. REFERENCE 14 INDEX

3. INTRODUCTION 3 Tablets are the most widely utilized application organization on the globe, owing to patient compliance, software regimen adaptability, and application form design. Tablets are processed using direct compressing, wet granulation, or dry granulation procedures all over the world. Appropriate technique selection is determined by the substances of man or woman attributes and the capacity to flow, compress, expel, and disintegrate appropriately. This assessment emphasizes tablets as utility bureaucracy with first-rate control examinations in pill manufacture. Fig :-1 Proccesing Of Tablets

4. TYPES OF TABLETS 4 . Tablets ingested orally: - Tablets used in the oral cavity:- Tablets are applied to prepare solutions:- Tablets administered by another route: - ● Compressed tablets: Paracetamol tablet ● Buccal tablets: Vitamin C tablet ● Effervescent tablet: Disprin tablets ● Implantation tablet: poly e- caprolactone (PCL) ● Delayed release tablets: enteric-coated bisacodyl tablet ● Sublingual tablet: Vicks menthol tablet ● Dispensing tablets: enzyme tablet ( Digiplex ) ● Vaginal tablet: Clotrimazole tablet ● Sugar-coated tablet:multivitamin tablet ● Troches or Lozenges ● Tablet triturates: enzyme tablet ( Digiplex ) ● Film-coated tablet: Metronidazole tablet ● Dental cone ● Hypodermic tablets: Atorvastatin

5. TABLET MANUFACTURING METHODS 5 Fig: -2 Fig: -3 Fig: -4

6. QUALITIES OF GOOD TABLES 6

7. ADVANTAGES OF TABLET DOSAGE FORMS 7 DISADVANTAGES OF TABLET DOSAGE FORMS

8. COMPONENTS OF TABLETS 8

9. TABLET PACKAGING 9 Fig: -5 Fig: -6 Fig: -7

10. TABLET COMPRESSION MACHINES TYPES 10 Fig: -8 Fig: -9

11. DEFECTS IN TABLETS 1 . CAPPING 2. LAMINATION 3. CHIPPING 4. CRACKING 5. BINDING 6. PICKING 7. STICKING 8.MOTTLING 9.FLASHING 10.DOUBLE IMPRESSION 11. BLACK SPOTS 12. INCONSISTENT 13.TWINING 14. HARDNESS 15.WEIGHT TABLETS VARIATION VARIATION 11 Fig: -10 Fig: - 11 Fig: -12 Fig: -13 Fig: -14 Fig: -15 Fig: -16 Fig: - 17 Fig: -18 Fig: -19 Fig: -20 Fig: -21 Fig: -22 Fig: - 23 Fig: -24

12. EVALUATION OF TABLETS 12 Erweka friability tester Erweka hardness tester Pfizer hardness tester Fig: -25 Fig: -26 Fig: -27

13. CONCLUSION Tablets are a solid form of medication that is well-liked by both patients and healthcare professionals because it allows for self-management. Along with to the API, the tablet method includes a number of materials to ensure that the API is transported to the person who is impacted properly. With advancement in technology and growth in recognition towards amendment in widespread pills to reap higher acceptability in addition to bioavailability more moderate and more efficient tablet dosage forms are being developed. From the above-compiled facts, it has been concluded that pharmaceutical pills may be produced by three methods: direct compression, dry granulation, and moist granulation. The direct compression technique is the least expensive and most practical of these three methods. However, modern drug production has employed moist as well as dry granulation techniques because of the minimal risks associated with this method. 13

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