types of tablet and classification application

1. P,CEUTICAL
TABLET
PREPRED BY- AKSHAY M. AKOTKAR
Department - pharmaceutics
Assi .prof. VCOP anjangaon,surji

5. ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES
• Advantages of tablets:
 Easy to administered.
 Easy to dispense.
 More stable.
 Accuracy in dose.
 Bitter and nauseous substance can be
easily dispensed.
 Light and compact.
 Economical.
 Sustained release product is possible by
enteric coating.

6. • Disadvantages of tablets:
 Problem with compression to crystalline
drug.
 Hygroscopic drugs are not suitable for
compressed tablets.
 Drugs with low or poor water solubility,
slow dissolution, may be difficult to
formulate.
 Cost of production may be increase
because of coating and encapsulation to
remove bitter and unpleasant taste.
 Swallowing is difficult especially for
children and ill (unconscious) patients.

7. TYPES OF TABLETS

22. EXCIEPIENTS- functions
• Impart weight, accuracy, & volume (its
allow accuracy of dose)
• Improve solubility
• Increase stability
• Enhance bioavailability
• Modifying drug release
• Assist product identification
• Increase patient acceptability

29. PROCESSES INVOLVED IN THE
PRODUCTION OF TABLETS

30. TABLET MANUFACTURING METHOD

35. WET GRANULATING METHOD

62. Film-coating machine

74. 1. Youtube channels
2. R.M. Mehata PH Book
3. Slide share etc.