10result&disscution

Embed Size (px)

Citation preview

  • 8/6/2019 10result&disscution

    1/13

    Chapter. 6 Results & Discussion

    NIMS Institute Of Pharmacy, NIM S Un iversity Jaipur Page 65

    6. RESULTS & DISCUSSION

    6.1 Result of Characterisation of API:

    The powder of API was evaluated for Angle of repose, Bulk density, Tapped density, Carrs

    index and Hausners ratio.API were evaluated and its result shown in Table 6.1

    6.2 Assay of API & Tablet

    Figure 6.1Assay of standard API

    Table 6.1 characterisation of API

    DRUG API

    1. Angle of repose (0) 22.222. Loose bulk density(g/ml) 0.353. Tapped bulk density(g/ml) 0.494. Carrs index (%) 39.455.Hausnrs ratio 1.40

  • 8/6/2019 10result&disscution

    2/13

    Chapter. 6 Results & Discussion

    NIMS Institute Of Pharmacy, NIM S Un iversity Jaipur Page 66

    Figure 6.2Assay of tablet:

    Figure 6.1 & 6.2:- Assay result of API& Tablet was given in

    First prepare buffer solution by 2.7gm KHPO4in 2 litre purified water. Then prepare mobile

    phase by addition of ACN with the ratio of 40:60.Then prepare diluent with addition of water:

    methanol (40:60). Finally 50 mg API is added in to the 25 ml diluent. The max of API in the

    above media was determined by scanning a suitable dilution of the stock. From the stock

    solution, various dilutions were made to obtain solutions of 1, 5, 10, 15 and 20 _g/ml, and

    absorbance was measured for each dilution.

  • 8/6/2019 10result&disscution

    3/13

    Chapter. 6 Results & Discussion

    NIMS Institute Of Pharmacy, NIM S Un iversity Jaipur Page 67

    6.3 Result of Evaluation of Formulation of F001 to F003:-

    6.2 FORMULATION OF TRIALS F001 TO F003

    SR

    NO

    INGREDIENT F-1 F-2 F-3

    1 QUANTITY OF DRUG 300 300 300

    2 LACTOSE MONOHYDRATE 177 177 169.5

    3 HPMC K4M - - -

    4 HPMC K15M 40 - -

    5 HPMC K100M 40 50

    6 IPA Q.S Q.S Q.S

    7 MCC 59 59 56.5

    8 COLLOIDAL SILICONE

    DIOXIDE

    6 6 6

    9 TALC 12 12 12

    10 MG STEARATE 6 6 6

    11 TOTAL 600 600 600

  • 8/6/2019 10result&disscution

    4/13

    Chapter. 6 Results & Discussion

    NIMS Institute Of Pharmacy, NIM S Un iversity Jaipur Page 68

    6.3.1 Evaluation of powder blends of F001 to F003:

    The powder blend of trail batches of API were evaluated for Angle of repose, Bulk density,

    Tapped density, Carrs indexand Hausners ratio

    Result of Angle of Repose And Compressibility index of batch no f001 to foo3The results of angle of repose and compressibility index ranged from 23.31 to 25.14 and

    11.83 to 15.28 respectively. The results of Hausners ratio ranged from1.13 to 1.18. The

    results of angle of repose (

  • 8/6/2019 10result&disscution

    5/13

    Chapter. 6 Results & Discussion

    NIMS Institute Of Pharmacy, NIM S Un iversity Jaipur Page 69

    6.3.2 Evaluation of tablet:

    The formulations were evaluated for different parameter like hardness, friability, and 5.41-

    5.42

    Hardness of the prepared tablets was found in range of 16-17kp for 300mg . All the tablet

    formulations showed acceptable pharmacotechnical properties and complied with the in-house

    specifications for weight variation, drug content, hardness, and friability

    6.3.3Drug release profile of trail F/001 to F/003:-

    Dissolution Parameter :

    Dissolution Media: 0.1N HCL/ PH6.8Phosphet Buffer

    Temperature: 37+ 2C

    Volume of Medium: 900ml

    Sample Drawn: 10 ml

    Apparatus: Basket

    R.P.M.: 100

    Dilution: 5ml in 100ml

    .

    Table 6.2.2Result of evaluation of tablets of trial batches F001 to F003

    Trial

    batch

    es

    Hardne

    ss (kP)ckness

    mm)

    Friabilit

    y (%)

    Avg.

    Wt.

    (mg)

    Assay (%)

    F001 16-17 5.41-5.42 Nil 600 98.80

    F002 16-17 5.41-5.42 Nil 600 97.5

    F003 16-17 5.41-5.42 Nil 600 97.6

  • 8/6/2019 10result&disscution

    6/13

    Chapter. 6 Results & Discussion

    NIMS Institute Of Pharmacy, NIM S Un iversity Jaipur Page 70

    Figure 6.3 Dissolution data of drug release

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    120

    0 1 2 4 8 12

    %drugrelease

    f1

    f2

    f3

    Table 6.2.3 Drug release profile of trail F/001 to F/003

    Time

    (hrs) F/001 F/002 F/003

    0.1N HCL

    1 62.2 40.8 45.4

    2 85.8 64.2 63.8

    PH6.8Phosphet Buffer

    4 98.7 87.6 79.8

    8 97.2 97 98.4

    12 95.1 96.9 96.5

  • 8/6/2019 10result&disscution

    7/13

    Chapter. 6 Results & Discussion

    NIMS Institute Of Pharmacy, NIM S Un iversity Jaipur Page 71

    6.4 Evaluation Formulation of trials F004 TO F008:-

    Table6.3 Formulation of trialsF004 TO F008

    Sr

    n

    o

    INGREDIENT F/004 F/005 F/006 F/007

    1 QUANTITY OF DRUG 300 300 300 300

    2 LACTOSE

    MONOHYDRATE

    162 162 162 162

    3 HPMC K4M - 10 20 30

    4 HPMC K15M - - - -

    5 HPMC K100M 60 50 40 30

    5 IPA Q.S Q.S Q.S Q.S

    6 MCC(MICROCRYSTEL

    LAIYINE CELLULOSE)

    54 54 54 54

    7 COLLOIDAL SILICONE

    DIOXIDE

    6 6 6 6

    8 TALC 12 12 12 12

    9 MGNESIUM

    STEARATE

    6 6 6 6

    10 TOTAL 600 600 600 600

  • 8/6/2019 10result&disscution

    8/13

    Chapter. 6 Results & Discussion

    NIMS Institute Of Pharmacy, NIM S Un iversity Jaipur Page 72

    6.4.1 (D) Result and Discussion of Batch no.F004toF007:-

    6.4.1 (D).1 Evaluation of powder blend:

    The powder blend of trail batches of API were evaluated for Angle of repose, Bulk

    Density, Tapped density, Carrs index and Hausners ratio.

    The results of angle of repose and compressibility index ranged from 23.31 to 25.14 and

    11.83 to 15.28 respectively. The results of Hausners ratio ranged from1.13 to 1.18. The

    results of angle of repose (

  • 8/6/2019 10result&disscution

    9/13

    Chapter. 6 Results & Discussion

    NIMS Institute Of Pharmacy, NIM S Un iversity Jaipur Page 73

    6.4.1 (D).2 Evaluation of tablet Batch no F004 to F007

    The formulations were evaluated for different parameter like hardness, friability, and 5.41-

    5.42

    Hardness of the prepared tablets was found in range of 16-17kp for 300mg.

    All the tablet formulations showed acceptable pharmacotechnical properties and complied

    with the in-house specifications for weight variation, drug content, hardness, and friability.

    6.3.3Drug release profile of trail F/004 to F/007:-

    Dissolution Parameter :

    Dissolution Media: 0.1N HCL/ PH6.8Phosphet Buffer

    Temperature: 37+ 2C

    Volume of Medium: 900ml

    Sample Drawn: 10 ml

    Apparatus: Basket

    R.P.M.: 100

    Dilution: 5ml in 100ml

    Table 6.3.2 Result of evaluation of tablets of trial batches F004 to F007

    Trial

    batches

    Hardne

    ss (kP)

    Thickne

    ss

    (mm)

    Friabi

    lity

    (%)

    Avg.

    Wt.

    (mg)

    Assay (%)

    F004 16-17 5.41-5.42 Nil 600 98.7

    F005 16-17 5.41-5.42 Nil 600 97.8

    F006 16-17 5.41-5.42 Nil 600 98.4

    F007 16-17 5.41-5.42 Nil 600 94.3

  • 8/6/2019 10result&disscution

    10/13

    Chapter. 6 Results & Discussion

    NIMS Institute Of Pharmacy, NIM S Un iversity Jaipur Page 74

    Figure 6.4 Dissolution data of drug release

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    120

    0 1 2 4 8 12

    %

    d

    r

    u

    g

    r

    e

    l

    e

    a

    s

    e

    time(hr)

    drug release

    f4

    f5

    f6

    f7

    Table 6.3.3 Result of dissolution of trail F004 to F007

    Time

    (hrs) F/004

    F/005 F/006 F007

    0.1N HCL

    1 49.4 36.6 25.9 23.9

    2 45.8 44.2 39.1 35.9

    PH6.8

    4 69.9 64.2 58.9 53.4

    8 99 95.7 92.1 89.7

    12 98.3 103.2 104.5 97.4

  • 8/6/2019 10result&disscution

    11/13

    Chapter. 6 Results & Discussion

    NIMS Institute Of Pharmacy, NIM S Un iversity Jaipur Page 75

    6.4.1 (D).3 In-vitro dissolution Study:

    The result of In-vitro dissolution study of trail batches F/001 to F/007 are shown in the

    following table:

    The results of In-Vitro dissolution study of trial F/001 which was taken by the HPMC K 15M

    were shown fast drug release. Formulation F001 was failed to generate Extended release of

    drug up to 4hr and drug was completely release at 8hrs .So we took next trial with HPMC

    K100M of about 4 % . But release of drug from the tablet was faster than the Sustained

    release. It showed much higher release in the 0.1 N HCl so conclude that HPMC K100M was

    not given extended release effect in the body. Trial F/003 was taken by HPMC K100M as

    granulating agent but the result was not good. Drug was released faster in the 0.1 N HCl

    whereas it showed slow release in the 6.8 Phosphate buffer .so dropped this trail and came to

    granulation with HPMC K100M +HPMC K4M. Trial F/005 was taken by HPMC K100

    M+HPMC K4M as granulating Viscosity Enhancer &matrix forming polymer. Drug release

    was slow as compared to targeted drug in both 0.1 N HCl and 6.8 Phosphate buffer and so

    decided that HPMC K100 M+HPMC K4M was very low permeable to drug as coating

    material. Trial F/006drug release was slow as compared to targeted drug in both medium. In

    trial F/007 we decided that HPMC K100M +HPMC K4M (30+30%) was slow as compared to

    targeted drug in both 0.1 N HCl and 6.8 Phosphate buffer.

    6.4 (D).4 Selection of packaging material:

    Tablets will be packed in a blister formed by the following primary packaging components.

    Base foil: PVC/PVDC blister pack.

    Lidding Material: 0.025 mm aluminum foil

    Justification: PVC/PVDC Blister pack provides complete protection against light, water vapour, gases

    etc.

    6.5Conclusion

    From the result, concluded that batch taken in combination with HPMC K4M&HPMC

    K100M (30+30%) in has good sustained property. Batch F007 was charged for Accelerated

    stability study.

  • 8/6/2019 10result&disscution

    12/13

    Chapter. 6 Results & Discussion

    NIMS Institute Of Pharmacy, NIM S Un iversity Jaipur Page 76

    6.6. Stability studies of optimized tablets

    The ICH Guidelines have established that long term stability testing should be done at

    25C2C / 60%5% RH; stress testing should be done at 40C2C / 75%5% RH for 6

    months. If significant change occurs at these stress conditions, then the formulation should be

    tested at an intermediate condition at 30C2C /75%5% RH. Table 6.7 shows different

    temperatures and period of stability testing. The stability studies of the optimized tablets were

    carried out at 40C temperature and 75 % relative humidity (accelerated stability) in stability

    chamber for three months. Tablets were withdrawn at 1, 2, 3 months intervals and evaluated

    for disintegration time, hardness, drug content and in vitro release.

    Evaluation parameters of stability batch after 1 monthsTable 6.6.1Evaluation parameters of stability batch after 1 months

    Formulation

    Code

    Parameters Storage time

    0 month 1 month

    Drug content,

    %101.34 100.24

    Physical

    appearance

    No discolor-

    ation

    No discolor-ation

  • 8/6/2019 10result&disscution

    13/13

    Chapter. 6 Results & Discussion

    NIMS Institute Of Pharmacy, NIM S Un iversity Jaipur Page 77

    Comparison of dissolution of optimized tablet (F07) of initial and after 1 months stability studyTable 6.6.2Comparison of dissolution of optimized tablet (F07) of initial and after 1 months

    Time(min) Initial After 1months

    1 23.9 23..3

    2 35.9 32.2

    4 53.4 50.0

    8 89.7 85.01

    12 97.4 95

    Figure 6.6 Comparison of dissolution of optimized tablet (F07) of initial and after 1 months

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    120

    0 1 2 4 8 12

    %D

    rugrelease

    time(min)

    dissolution profile

    Initial

    After 1 Months