Formulation And Evaluation Of Oral Dispersible Tablet Containing Giloy

Tablets, the most common drug delivery system, provide the opportunity to incorporate new technologies to produce more dosage forms. Orally dispersible drug delivery systems are widely used to improve bioavailability and patient compliance. Orally dispersible tablets (ODT) have been developed for children, the elderly, bedridden patients, and patients without access to water. In fact, swallowing problems develop in young people due to weakening of muscles and nerves. In some cases, such as cold, cough and inability to drink, tablets may be difficult or uncomfortable to swallow. ODT creates a solution by rapidly dissolving or disintegrating in the mouth and provides the final solution to the problem. They also have a pleasant taste. In the preparation of ODT, superdegradants are often added to enhance the release of the drug through complete absorption and thus increase the bioavailability of the drug. The purpose of this article is to review the structure of ODT, identify its advantages and limitations,Challenges in design, use of new technologies, review process, qualification of drugs and supplements, patented technology, throughput and future perspectives.