… Ex vivo RT is an important parameter to ensure that buccal tablets remain on the site of
application during the treatment. For this experiment, US Pharmacopeia (USP) disintegration …

… morphology suitable for buccal application. Pharmacokinetic … (p < 0.0001) upon buccal film
application as compared to oral … design, develop and optimize a mucoadhesive, thin buccal …

… presentations have been developed for direct application of medication in the oral cavity. …
to be employed as a buccal drug carrier. To attain this goal, a reverse design of the formulation …

… The current study aimed to employ the quality-by-design (QbD) approach to develop and
optimize the therapeutically efficient instant release buccal films (IRBFs) of eletriptan, which …

… of design and development of novel dosage form is created to improve patient compliance,
safety and efficacy. Buccal film is novel film … Tensile strength is calculated by applying load at …

… formulation and versatility in designing as multidirectional or … the mucoadhesive buccal films
of benzocaine were designed … , by application of the film on freshly excised buccal mucosa …

… to design fast dissolving buccal film of meloxicam using central composite rotatable design
and to … on formulation and characterization of the buccal films. Meloxicam was incorporated in …

… In this study, we aimed to design a new formulation of RB mucoadhesive buccal film and …
TS is the maximum stress applied to specified part of films without tearing. EB% is the …

… an indication of the strength and elasticity of the film which is reflected by the elongation of
the break. Films suitable for buccal application should preferably be strong but flexible. The …

… of developing a buccal film impregnated with paliperidone-… test revealed that the prepared
buccal film had an average score of … signify that the film is suitable for buccal application and is …