Abstract
The authors aimed to create Telmisartan (TSN) tablets with a long half-life by combining herbal and synthetic polymers. TSN matrix tablets were made with Trigonella foenum-graecum seed mucilage (TFGSM) and ethyl cellulose. The proposed tablets were tested for official and non-official tests, including TSN discharge, and the flow properties of the blend were evaluated. TSN matrix tablets have a high TSN and meet the pre-and post-formulation requirements. There were no chemical interactions between TSN and the polymers used in the study. When coupled with other polymers, TFGSM was proven to be a useful polymer for managing medicine release.
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