B Pharmacy is a 4-year undergraduate program in India that provides comprehensive knowledge of drugs, healthcare, and pharmaceutical sciences. It prepares students for careers in the pharmaceutical industry, clinical research, and healthcare services.
This course builds a strong foundation for B Pharmacy Students all over the world.
Liniments are liquid or semi-liquid preparations designed for topical application to the skin to relieve pain, inflammation, or muscle stiffness. They usually have a high concentration of active ingredients and are often applied with a massaging action to enhance absorption. Preparation of liniments: Step-by-Step Preparation: Select Base: Use oil (e.g., olive oil) or alcohol as … Read more
Elixirs are sweet, flavoured liquid preparations containing alcohol and used as a vehicle for administering oral medications. They are similar to syrups but have a lower viscosity and a higher alcohol content. Preparation of elixirs: Step-by-Step Preparation: Prepare Alcohol Base: Mix water and ethanol to form the hydroalcoholic solution. Dissolve Active Ingredients: Add the active … Read more
Syrups are thick, sweet liquid preparations used as a vehicle for oral medications, particularly for those who have difficulty swallowing tablets or capsules. They often contain a high concentration of sugar or sugar substitutes. Preparation of syrups: Step-by-Step Preparation: Prepare Sugar Solution: Dissolve sugar (sucrose or glucose) in water to form a concentrated syrup base … Read more
Enemas are liquid solutions that are introduced into the rectum to promote bowel movements, relieve constipation, or cleanse the colon. They can also be used to administer medications. Preparation of enemas: Step-by-Step Preparation: Prepare Solvent: Choose water or saline as the base for the enema solution. Add Active Ingredients: Dissolve or suspend the active agents … Read more
Nasal Drops are liquid medications used to treat nasal congestion, allergies, or infections. They are administered directly into the nostrils. Preparation of nasal drops: Step-by-Step Preparation: Prepare Solvent: Use sterile distilled water or saline solution as the base. Dissolve Active Ingredients: Add decongestants (e.g., oxymetazoline), antibiotics, or corticosteroids to the solvent. Adjust pH and Tonicity: … Read more
Eardrops are liquid medications formulated to treat various ear conditions, such as infections, inflammation, or earwax buildup. They are applied directly into the ear canal. Preparation of eardrops: Step-by-Step Preparation: Choose Solvent: Select a suitable solvent like glycerin, olive oil, or distilled water. Add Active Ingredients: Dissolve or suspend the required medication (e.g., antibiotics or … Read more
Throat Paint is a topical medication used to treat sore throats and other throat conditions. It is applied directly to the affected area using a swab or applicator. Throat Paint often contains antiseptic, anesthetic, or anti-inflammatory ingredients to relieve pain and inflammation. Preparation of throat Paints: Step-by-Step Preparation: Prepare Base: Use a viscous base like … Read more
Mouthwashes are liquid solutions used to maintain oral hygiene, combat bad breath, and help prevent dental issues like plaque and gum disease. They typically contain antiseptic agents, flavoring, and other ingredients to clean the mouth and freshen breath. Mouthwashes are used by swishing the liquid in the mouth and then spitting it out. Preparation of … Read more
Gargles are liquid solutions used for treating throat and mouth conditions, providing relief, and maintaining oral hygiene. They often contain antiseptic, analgesic, or anti-inflammatory ingredients. Preparation of gargles: Step-by-Step Preparation: Measure Solvent: Take the required volume of warm water or distilled water. Add Active Ingredient: Dissolve the required amount of the active ingredient (e.g., salt, … Read more
Introduction Monophasic liquids are liquid dosage forms that consist of a single, homogenous phase. They are typically comprised of a solvent, one or more dissolved active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), and various excipients. In monophasic liquid dosage forms, the API and excipients are uniformly distributed throughout the liquid, ensuring consistent dosing and rapid absorption. These formulations … Read more
