Study of load capacity of Avicel PH-200 and Cellactose, two direct compression excipients, using experimental design.

L Estrada Flores, R Lopez Arellano, J J Díaz Esquivel

Journal: Drug development and industrial pharmacy 2000;26(4):465-9

PMID: 10769791

Abstract

The load capacity of two excipients, a large particle size grade of microcrystalline cellulose (Avicel PH-200) and a coprocessed material composed of lactose and pulverized cellulose (Cellactose) was determined using a model mix with Dipyrone (metamizol sodium) and experiments planned by design of experiments. A multiple-regression model was proposed, and as a result, a new parameter, called specific load capacity SLC was obtained. This constant can be determined for other excipients and drugs; it depends only on the excipient and the drug used.

Address: Sanofi Synthélabo S. A. de C. V., Cuautitlán, Mexico.

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