Example 1
An oral liquid suspension containing topiramate was formulated from the following substances in the amounts specified.
Example 2
The oral liquid suspension containing topiramate of Example 1 was manufactured as follows.
Phase 1 Preparation;
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- 1. Mix propylene glycol and methylparaben until completely dissolved and homogeneous.
Phase 2 Preparation: - 1. Mix water, sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, xanthan gum, and PROSOLV® SMCC 50M (microcrystalline cellulose and colloidal silicon dioxide) until completely dissolved and homogeneous.
- 2. Add sodium benzoate, sodium phosphate dibasic, and sodium saccharin and mix until completely dissolved and homogeneous.
- 3. Add polyethylene glycol; and mix until completely dissolved and homogeneous.
- 4. Add sorbitol, 70% solution and mix until completely dissolved and homogeneous.
- 5. Add topiramate and mix until completely dissolved and homogeneous.
Phase 3 Preparation: - 1. Add Phase 1 into Phase 2 with continuous mixing, until completely dissolved and homogeneous.
- 2. Add glycerin and mix until completely dissolved and homogeneous.
- 3. Add FD&C Red #40, FD&C Yellow #6, cherry flavor, and sucralose; and mix until completely dissolved and homogeneous.
- 4. Semi-automatic fill in packaging (bottle) and manual labeling.
- 5. Optionally check appearance, pH, viscosity, particle size distribution (PSD), assay, dosage uniformity, sedimentation rate, dissolution, deliverable volume, and/or micro testing.
- 1. Mix propylene glycol and methylparaben until completely dissolved and homogeneous.
Example 3
The oral liquid suspension of Example 1 was manufactured for packaging, shipment, storage, and for use with the following.
Example 4
The oral liquid suspension of Example 1 was formulated for administration that includes the following.
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- 1. Shake well before using to ensure sufficient redispersion and content uniformity.
- 2. Measure the prescribed dose of the oral liquid suspension into the dispenser.
- 3. Orally administer the dose from the dispenser to the subject (with or without food). The medication may be administered by the patient, a caregiver, or a health professional.