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Evaluates pulsatile drug delivery of bupropion in tablets, indicating potential therapeutic benefits.
Development and evaluation of bupropion press coated tablets via core tablets comprising of polymers such as Ethyl cellulose, HPMC K4M and super disintegrants including lycoat and Ludiflash is what this study sets out to achieve. It can be reasonably stated that TC3 of core tablet was considered and prepared formulations PD1-PD5, from these preparations of coated tablet, PD5 was chosen as optimized formulation for designing a Pulsatile Device since repeatable results were obtained from trails of core and press coated tablets. This was due to the fact that among TC1-TC8 formulations, TC3 had the highest percentage drug release of 96.42% at 40 minutes. Thus, it has been proved that press coated bupropion can be used as time dependent chronopharmaceutical preparation. On this basis, it can be finally concluded that pulsatile drug delivery system for bupropion can be developed using ethyl cellulose and HPMC K4M.
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1*Rasheed Shaik, 2Lakshmi Niharika Kinnera, 3Venkata Vinod Kumar Gajula (2026) studied this question.
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