Pharmaceutical Aerosols

Definition of Pharmaceutical Aerosols:

  • Pharmaceutical Aerosols are pressurized dosage forms that deliver medication as a fine mist, spray, or foam upon activation. The medication is dispersed in a suitable medium and propelled using compressed or liquefied gas.
  • Pharmaceutical Aerosol ensure rapid drug action, targeted delivery, and minimal systemic side effects.

Pharmaceutical Aerosols

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Key Features:

  • Deliver the drug in a controlled and targeted manner, often directly to a localized site (e.g., the lungs, skin).
  • Provide uniform and consistent dosing.
  • Protect the formulation from environmental factors (moisture, oxygen, microbial contamination).

Applications:

  1. Inhalation: For respiratory conditions (e.g., asthma, COPD).
  2. Topical: For skin disorders or antiseptic use.
  3. Nasal: For congestion or allergies.
  4. Oral: For throat infections.
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