Sustained release
Why sustained release matters?
Controlled release reduces dose frequency and helps steady exposure. RL/RS & NE grades tune permeability so you can target hours-long delivery without pH dependence.
Key benefits
Features that matter
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Set release rate with RL/RS ratio
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pH-independent release profiles
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Aqueous dispersions available
Strong, flexible films
Pellets, tablets, mini-tabs
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Scales cleanly to production
Solution series
Sustained release
accreditations
Certified to perform globally
2015
EXCiPACT Certified
First in India to get EXCiPACT international GMP Certified
2024
US DMF Available
Registered in US Drug Master File.
2014
ISO 9001 Certified
Certified for quality management.
2005
WHO cGMP Compliance
Complies with WHO cGMP standards
2005
HALAL Certified
HALAL certified excipients.
FAQs
A few questions answered
What is a Sustained Release Formulation?
It refers to a design strategy that ensures prolonged release of drugs through a sustained release drug delivery system, reducing dosing frequency and improving compliance.
How are Sustained Release Tablets Formulated?
They are created by embedding active ingredients in matrices or applying coatings of sustained release polymers to achieve steady delivery.
What Are the Benefits of Sustained Release Tablets?
They provide reduced dosing frequency, steady therapeutic levels, and improved adherence, making them an ideal therapeutic tablet solution.
How Are Polymers Utilized in Sustained Release Tablet Formulation?
Polymers act as matrix materials regulating release, ensuring long-lasting therapeutic action.
What is the Significance of Sustain Release Tablet Coating?
Coatings help achieve sustained release and controlled release performance, prolonging effectiveness.
What Are Gastroretentive Sustained Release Tablets?
These are designed to remain longer in the stomach, offering extended exposure and enhanced absorption.
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