Method for Preparing Suspensions of Low-Solubility Materials
OwnerSteven K. MacLeod, Daniel J. Stein +2inventors
InventorsSteven K. MacLeod, Daniel J. Stein, James Donald Hayes, Donald L. Herber
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OwnerSteven K. MacLeod, Daniel J. Stein +2inventors
InventorsSteven K. MacLeod, Daniel J. Stein, James Donald Hayes, Donald L. Herber
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A process for producing a pharmaceutical suspension that comprises an active pharmaceutical ingredient (“API”) having low solubility, the process comprises: (a) preparing a first solution comprising a carboxy-containing vinyl polymer and a solvent; and (b) adding a compound of the API to said first solution under conditions of high-shear mixing for a time from about 5 minutes to about 5 hours, said compound being soluble in said solvent, thereby producing a suspension of particles of said API in a composition comprising said carboxy-containing vinyl polymer; wherein a concentration of said API in said suspension is higher than a solubility of said API in said solvent. The present invention also provides a suspension produced by such process.
A process for producing a pharmaceutical suspension that comprises an active pharmaceutical ingredient (“API”) having low solubility, the process comprising:
A method for producing a suspension that comprises a material having low solubility comprising:
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