A Summary Of Tablets As Dosage Form, With Particular Referencies To Fast Dissolving Tablets (FDTS)

When it comes to medication therapy for any illness, the optimal dosage schedule is one that achieves the desired therapeutic concentration of the drug in plasma (or at the site of action) right away and keeps it there during the course of treatment. This can be accomplished by administering a traditional dosage form at a specific dose and frequency. As a result, the medication can be taken in different dosage forms and via different routes. Oral drug administration is a generally recognised, practical, and well-liked means of doing so. The last few decades have seen a significant evolution and change in the formulation of solid oral dosage forms, and tablets in particular, with the introduction of pre compression, ultra high speed presses, and induced die feeding. The formulation, design, and manufacturing of tablets have been impacted most recently by new concepts and federal regulations pertaining to bioavailability, bioequivalence, and validation.