… of the tablet and therefore remains on a surface portion of the tablet, where the drug … not
adhere to the sublingual tablet. If the sublingual tablet is too soft, the sublingual tablet may be …

… sublingual tablet when placed in the mouth, rapidly get dispersed or dissolved and swallowed
in the form of liquid. When sublingual tablets … The sublingual tablets are usually small and …

… Characteristics of sublingual tablets. In view of the short residence time in the mouth, rapid
… administration of sublingual tablets. For this reason, sublingual tablet formulations should be …

… Buccal and sublingual tablet: These tablets are small, flat and are … tablet) or below the
tongue (sublingual tablet). Drugs used by this route are for quick systematic action. The tablets are …

… sublingual route usually produces a faster onset of action than orally ingested tablets and the
portion absorbed through the sublingual … A fast dissolving tablet system can be defined as …

… The extent of first class metabolism when compared to the sublingual spray decreased to
48% with sublingual tablets and 28% with the oral dose. Nitrate, which appears in the plasma …

… disintegrating tablets has been growing during the last decade, due to the characteristics
of fast disintegrating sublingual tablets for the potential emergency treatment. The sublingual …

… is defined as the force applied across the diameter of the tablet in the order to break the
tablet. Hardness of the sublingual tablet was determined using Monsanto Hardness tester. …

… This study found that sublingual tablets demonstrated better patient compliance and better
modes of drug delivery in paediatric and geriatric patients. Sublingual drug delivery has been …

… with a 30-mcg sufentanil sublingual tablet to be administered by a … , no more than 24
tablets/24 h in Europe and 12 tablets/24 h in … Dzuveo®/Dsuvia® 30-mcg sublingual tablet is to be …