There are a number of other factors which can also influence the properties of
compressed tablets. Our study has shown, however, that with C*Sorbidex P 16616 (or P 16656) the influence of these factors is minimised.
"Every machine is fitted with an automatic control system that monitors every process from feeding material, die condition to ejecting
compressed tablets in the discharge chute, thereby reducing possible losses in the production cycle."
Such consumers are increasingly embracing soft gel products instead of traditional dry
compressed tablets, Azzara states, noting that the soft gel selections are easy to swallow and enter the blood stream quickly.
In contrast,
compressed tablets must be placed at the root of the tongue in order to avoid being spit out (RAMTEKE et al., 2014).
Compressed tablets are still the primary dosage form of choice but they come in many forms.
Conventional
compressed tablets that lost less than 1% of their weight are generally considered acceptable.
Compressed tablets of formulations Fl and F2 were subjected to evaluation, namely, average weight, thickness, hardness, friability, and disintegration time [Table 3].
Compressed tablets are still the most popular dosage form for pharmaceuticals.