Question
Posted on: March 6 2013Is it possible to serve ciproxine in the form of enteric coated gelules?
A Muco-Pati ë NT, which has to take Ciproxine very regularly, is experiencing a lot of stomach discomfort.
Answer
I do not think that an enteric envelope will greatly reduce bioavailability. I found tablets Cipro with delayed operation back and gastric juice resistant tablets are in "certain" sense also tablets with delayed (delayed) effect.
I want to draw your attention to a possible too low water content of the unladen gelules because this can cause problems when applying an enteric casing and lead to cracks of the coating. The gelules must first be equilibreed in a damp room.
I want to draw your attention to a possible too low water content of the unladen gelules because this can cause problems when applying an enteric casing and lead to cracks of the coating. The gelules must first be equilibreed in a damp room.