... tablet,orally disintegrating tablet and mouth dissolving tablet
What is the exact difference between following terms.dispersible tablet,Orodispersible?
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- 9 Mar 2010 by patelmann
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suzanne6617 Mar 2010
Dispersible tablets disintegrate (break up) into smaller partices.
Mouth dissolving tablets are tablets that are designed to dissolve (break up) in the mucous membranes of the buccal cavity (in the mouth).
"Orally disintegrating" and "mouth dissolving" both mean the same and are just flash names given to orally dissolvable tablets by drug companies.
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