Multi-Portion Intra-Oral Dosage Form With Organoleptic Properties
OwnerAndreas Hugerth, Fredrik Nicklasson +2inventors
InventorsAndreas Hugerth, Fredrik Nicklasson, Katarina Lindell, Kristina Thyresson
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OwnerAndreas Hugerth, Fredrik Nicklasson +2inventors
InventorsAndreas Hugerth, Fredrik Nicklasson, Katarina Lindell, Kristina Thyresson
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A multi portion intra-oral dosage form has at least one pharmaceutically active agent or health promoting agent with at least one portion comprises a component for creating a noticeable organoleptic sensation. The sensory markers or signals are conceptual aids for a subject using the dosage form where the organoleptic sensation is such that it facilitates the subject to identify a portion and differentiate between different portions. Also contemplated are a dosage form, a method and a system for delivering active agents, such as nicotine and/or metabolites thereof, such as cotinine, nicotine N′-oxide, nomicotine, (S)-nicotine-N-β-glucuronide and mixtures, isomers, salts and complexes thereof as well as use and production of said dosage forms.
A multi portion intra-oral dosage form comprising at least one pharmaceutically active agent or health promoting agent, wherein there is a discernable difference in organoleptic sensation between at least two portions and said discernable difference in organoleptic sensation facilitates differentiation between said at least two portions and each portion comprises at least one item selected from the group consisting of a pharmaceutically active agent, a pH-buffering component, a pH-regulating component, a barrier component, an adhesive component, a taste masking agent, a health promoting agent, a tooth whitening agent, a breath freshening agent, an oral health promoting agent, and an anti-caries agent.
The multi portion intra-oral dosage form according to 7, further comprising at least two rapidly dissolving portions and at least one slowly dissolving portion.
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