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THE NEED OF MODIFIED EXCIPIENTS IN NOVEL DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM: A REVIEW

Shubham S. Khandare*, Dhananjay R. Tidke, Ritik R. Jamgade, Alpana J. Asnani and Dinesh P. Kawade

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Abstract

Therapeutic substances cannot be administered of their unique form, so they’re modified into exceptional dosage forms to ensure affected person compliance, dose accuracy, and consistency. This helps enhance their bioavailability and aesthetics and decreases aspect outcomes. Excipients are the components of a formulation other than active elements. The improvement of recent or changed varieties of present excipients has been pushed through advances in method and drug shipping systems. Excipients are on the whole used as diluents, binders, disintegrants, adhesives, glidants and sweeteners in conventional dosage paperwork together with tablets and pills. Natural excipients are favored due to the fact they may be non-poisonous, less steeply-priced, and effortlessly available. The traditional idea of the excipient as an inert and reasonably-priced automobile has evolved into an important constituent of the components. This review presents an outline of excipients used in traditional dosage forms as well as novel drug shipping systems.

Keywords: Novel drug delivery systems, Excipients, Dosage forms etc.