Review article on fast dissolving tablets

Abstract

For the majority of patients, oral administration is the preferred method of drug delivery. Tablets and capsules are the most often used oral solid dose forms all over the world. Around 30% of patients have had trouble swallowing tablets and capsules, according to reports. When spit comes into contact with the dose frames, they swiftly degrade, releasing the medication, reducing the amount of water required throughout the organisation. These distinguishing characteristics appeal to both paediatric and geriatric patients. Gulping difficulties with standard pills and containers are frequent in people of all ages, but especially in the elderly and dysphagia patients. [1] Furthermore, robust oral conveyance frameworks do not necessitate sterilisation. The rapid dissolving drug delivery system has played an important role in adapting and meeting the needs of patients. The oral course organisation is the most important method that has been credited with having a fundamental impact. The conventional tablet is widely recognised as the most popular pharmaceutical measurement shape because of its ease of transportation and low assembly cost. These structures break down fast in the mouth, increasing bioavailability. Mouth dissolving doses are a type of quick-dissolving measuring construction.