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Case Study 9 Replacement of a Proprietary Controlled Release Technology
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Sponsor requested the replacement of expensive proprietary controlled release technology to conventional 24 hours controlled release dosage form.
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A set excipient compatibility studies were conducted to evaluate 12 blends in both dry and wet environments.
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Nine prototype formulas of direct compression matrix tablets were developed and manufactured for clinical trials.
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To overcome any differences between fed and fasted states, polymer coatings were also applied to the matrix tablets
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A pharmacokinetic study of the developed multiple dose weight proportional strengths was tested in human subjects and found to be near zero-order.
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The new formulations allowed the sponsor to avoid using an elaborate and expensive manufacturing process. An application for a composition patent has been made by the sponsor.
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