Evaluation of Celecoxib-Lactose Incompatibility Reactions at Solid State using Physicochemical Methods

Fattahzadeh, Ali; Jahangiri, Azin; Ranjkeshzadeh, Naser; Ghaderi, Faranak

doi:10.52547/rabms.7.3.139

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Fattahzadeh A, Jahangiri A, Ranjkeshzadeh N, Ghaderi F. Evaluation of Celecoxib-Lactose Incompatibility Reactions at Solid State using Physicochemical Methods. Journal of Research in Applied and Basic Medical Sciences 2021; 7 (3) :139-146
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Evaluation of Celecoxib-Lactose Incompatibility Reactions at Solid State using Physicochemical Methods

Ali Fattahzadeh

, Azin Jahangiri

, Naser Ranjkeshzadeh

, Faranak Ghaderi ^*

Department of Pharmaceutical and Food Control, School of Pharmacy, Urmia University of Medical Sciences, Urmia, Iran,research center for experimental and applied pharmaceutical Sciences , f.ghaderi1390@gmail.com

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Background & Aims: Drug excipient incompatibility evaluation is an important part of pre-formulation studies. Drug-excipient interaction may affect drug stability, bioavailability, therapeutic effects, efficacy, and safety. Therefore, development of a successful drug delivery systems or dosage forms depends on correct selection of excipients. The aim of this study is to evaluate of celecoxib-lactose incompatibility reactions at solid state using physicochemical methods.
Materials & Methods: Celecoxib and lactose were blended in 1:1 mass ratios and added to 20% (v/w) water and stored in closed vials at 60°C (inside the oven). Also, pure drug and pure excipient were prepared. Celecoxib, celecoxib-lactose and lactose tablets prepared using direct compression method. Produced tablets were stored at 60 °C (inside the oven). Finally, celecoxib -lactose incompatibility in the solid state was investigated by Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) methods over four consecutive weeks.
Results: the incompatibility of celecoxib with lactose was not observed using physicochemical methods including DSC, FTIR spectroscopy and also visual observation.
Conclusion: It can be concluded that using lactose in celecoxib solid pharmaceutical preparations will not cause incompatibilities.

Keywords: Incompatibility, Excipient, Celecoxib, Lactose

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