US2006105037A1PendingUtilityA1
Sustained release pharmaceutical preparations and methods for producing the same
Est. expiryApr 12, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
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Abstract
An extended release tablet comprising a core including albuterol sulfate and extended release agent; and an extended release coating on the core to provide for sustained release of the albuterol sulfate.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . An extended release tablet comprising:
a core including albuterol sulfate and extended release agent; and an extended release coating associated with the core to provide for sustained release of the albuterol sulfate.
2 . The extended release tablet according to claim 1 wherein the extended release agent comprises a hydophobic polymer.
3 . The extended release tablet according to claim 2 wherein the hydrophobic polymer comprises ethyl cellulose.
4 . The extended release tablet according to claim 1 wherein the extended release coating comprises hydrophobic polymer and hydrophilic polymer.
5 . The extended release tablet according to claim 4 wherein the hydrophobic polymer comprises ethyl cellulose and the hydrophilic polymer comprises methyl cellulose.
6 . The extended release tablet according to claim 1 wherein the extended release coating comprises ethyl cellulose and methyl cellulose, and the extended release agent comprises ethyl cellulose.
7 . The extended release tablet according to claim 4 wherein the hydrophobic polymer and hydrophilic polymer of said extended release coating are present in a weight ratio of 55-65:45-35 of said hydrophobic polymer to said hydrophilic polymer.
8 . The extended release tablet according to claim 7 wherein the hydrophobic polymer and hydrophilic polymer of said extended release coating are present in a weight ratio of 53:47 of said hydrophobic polymer to said hydrophilic polymer.
9 . The extended release tablet according to claim 7 wherein the hydrophobic polymer and hydrophilic polymer of said extended release coating comprise ethyl cellulose and methyl cellulose, respectively.
10 . The extended release tablet according to claim 8 wherein the hydrophobic polymer and hydrophilic polymer of said extended release coating comprise ethyl cellulose and methyl cellulose, respectively.
11 . The extended release tablet according to claim 7 wherein the extended release coating has a weight of about 5 to 25 mg.
12 . The extended release tablet according to claim 11 wherein the extended release coating has a weight of about 8 to 13 mg.
13 . The extended release tablet according to claim 4 wherein ethanol is utilized as a solvent for preparing the core and the extended release coating.
14 . The extended release tablet according to claim 1 wherein the core includes an anhydrous sulfate.
15 . The extended release tablet according to claim 1 wherein the anhydrous sulfate comprises calcium sulfate.
16 . The extended release tablet according to claim 1 wherein the core includes lactose monohydrate.
17 . The extended release tablet according to claim 1 comprising an albuterol dissolution profile for a formulation containing 8 mg of albuterol of:
2 nd Hour
Not more than 30%
6 th Hour
50-75%
10 th Hour
Not less than 75%.
18 . The extended release tablet according to claim 1 comprising an albuterol dissolution profile for a formulation containing 4 mg of albuterol of:
2 nd Hour
Not more than 20%
6 th Hour
45-70%
10 th Hour
Not less than 75%.
19 . The extended release tablet according to claim 1 having bioequivalency to an albuterol sulfate osmotic device formulation.
20 . A diffusion controlled tablet for extended release of albuterol sulfate comprising albuterol sulfate in a diffusion controlled formulation structured and arranged to provide an albuterol dissolution profile for a formulation containing 8 mg of albuterol of:
2 nd Hour
Not more than 30%
6 th Hour
50-75%
10 th Hour
Not less than 75%.
21 . A diffusion controlled tablet for extended release of albuterol sulfate comprising albuterol sulfate in a diffusion controlled formulation structured and arranged to provide an albuterol dissolution profile for a formulation containing 4 mg of albuterol of:
2 nd Hour
Not more than 20%
6 th Hour
45-70%
10 th Hour
Not less than 75%.
22 . A diffusion controlled formulation for extended release of albuterol sulfate comprising albuterol sulfate in a diffusion controlled formulation structured and arranged to provide bioequivalency to an albuterol sulfate osmotic device formulation.
23 . The diffusion controlled formulation according to claim 22 -wherein bioequivalency is measured in a randomized, single dose, 2-way cross-over bioavailability study of healthy adult males under fasting conditions, based upon 36 individuals and plasma albuterol levels, for a formulation containing 4 mg of albuterol.
24 . The diffusion controlled formulation according to claim 23 wherein ln AUC 0-t is within 80-125% of 53074 pg.h/mL, ln AUCinf is within 80-125% of 55606 pg.h/mL, and ln Cmax is within 80-125% of 4383 pg/mL.
25 . The diffusion controlled formulation according to claim 22 wherein bioequivalency is measured in a randomized, single dose, 3-way cross-over bioavailability study of healthy adult males under fed and fasting conditions, based upon 16 individuals and plasma albuterol levels, for a formulation containing 8 mg of albuterol.
26 . The diffusion controlled formulation according to claim 25 wherein, for fed adult males, ln AUC 0-t is within 80-125% of 106139 pg.h/mL, ln AUCinf is within 80-125% of 109692 pg.h/mL, and ln Cmax is within 80-125% of 7149 pg/mL.
27 . The diffusion controlled formulation according to claim 22 wherein bioequivalency is measured in a randomized, 2-way cross-over steady state bioavailability study of healthy adult males under fasting conditions, based upon 37 individuals and plasma albuterol levels, for a formulation containing 8 mg of albuterol.
28 . The diffusion controlled formulation according to claim 27 wherein ln AUC 0-T is within 80-125% of 1125573 pg.h/mL and ln Cmax is within 80-125% of 14522 pg/mL.Cited by (0)
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