Children frequently receive medicines that are designed for adults. The dose of
commercially available products is adapted, mostly based on the child's bodyweight, thereby …

Objectives Reliable pediatric pharmacotherapy in all age groups requires the availability of
age-appropriate drug administration. Orodispersible films (ODF) are a promising pediatric …

Orodispersible films (ODFs) possess potential to facilitate oral drug delivery to children;
however, documentation of their acceptability in this age group is lacking. This study is the …

Various orodispersible drug formulations have been recently introduced into the market.
Oral lyophilisates and orodispersible granules, tablets or films have enriched the therapeutic …

Non-compliance, dosing inaccuracy, choking risk, flavour, and instability, are some of the
issues associated with paediatric, oral dosage forms—tablets, capsules, solutions, and …

Introduction Child appropriate dosage forms are indispensable in modern medicine and are
a prerequisite for successful pediatric drug therapy. For years, experts have called for a …

Orodispersible films (ODFs) are promising drug delivery systems for customized small scale
pharmacy preparations. The aim of the present study was to develop a versatile casting …

Orodispersible films (ODFs) are ultra-thin, stamp-sized, elegant, portable and patient-centric
pharmaceutical dosage forms that do not need water to be ingested. They are particularly …

Over the past few decades, researchers and companies have been trying to develop novel
drug delivery systems to ensure safety, efficacy, compliance, and patient acceptability …

Introduction: Orodispersible films for oral delivery are gaining popularity. Whereas breath-
fresheners and over-the-counter products have already become quite common in the US …