Factors influencing oral sustained-release dosage form design include drug properties (such as solubility, stability, and half-life), desired release profile, site of absorption in the gastrointestinal tract, manufacturing feasibility, patient compliance, and regulatory requirements. Additionally, considerations such as cost-effectiveness, formulation complexity, and technology advancement may also impact the design of sustained-release dosage forms.
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They include:Biological half-lifeCompounds with a half-life which is shorter than 8 hours and shorter than 2 hours are good for sustained release formulations. On the other hand, drugs with a short half life yet long duration of action are not suitable for sustained release formulations.AbsorptionThe rate of release should be slower than the rate of absorption. In other words, the overall absorption rate of the drug should be consistent with the rate of release of the drug from the dosage form. Drugs which have a poor absorption are not suitable for sustained released formulations.MetabolismMetabolism can occur in the intestine. When compared with a bolus dose, sustained release increases the chances of the drugs being metabolised as they are released one by one.Margin of safety and therapeutic effectsDrugs with a narrow therapeutic window are dangerous candidates as failure of choosing the correct dosage form may lead to accidental overdose.
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They include:Dose size: For orally administered drugs, there is usually an upper limit for the size of the dose. It is usually 1g for tablets. If the size is over this limit, an alternative solution may be needed (eg. taking more than one tablet instead).Ionisation and solubility: Compounds which a solubility less than 0.01mg/mL will be sustained. The lower solubility limit for drugs formulated for sustained release is around 0.1mg/mL.Partition coefficient: Compounds with a poor availability include those with a low partition coefficient.Stability: Some drugs are not stable in the acidic environment of the stomach and will be released there. It is hence ideal to delay the release of these drugs so that they are released in the small intestine for more absorption.
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