Rheological properties of pharmaceutical substrates produced with Celugel

The composition of Celugel significantly influences its rheological properties and osmotic pressure values, with the concentration of the gelling agent being the most impactful factor. The results suggest that Celugel is suitable for use in formulations intended for nasal administration.

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Polymers in Medicine
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2024-11-28
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https://doi.org/10.17219/pim/196210
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Polysaccharides Composition and Applications
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Rheological properties of pharmaceutical substrates produced with Celugel

Monika Gasztych, Natalia Jurczak
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Polysaccharides Composition and Applications
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Rheological properties of pharmaceutical substrates produced with Celugel

Monika Gasztych, Natalia Jurczak
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Abstract

The composition of Celugel significantly influences its rheological properties and osmotic pressure values, with the concentration of the gelling agent being the most impactful factor. The results suggest that Celugel is suitable for use in formulations intended for nasal administration.

Polymers in MedicineVol. 54(2)
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