Research Article

Development and Characterization of In Situ Oral Gel of Spiramycin

Table 3

pH, drug content, in vitro gelation, and floating studies of different formulations.

FormulationspHDrug content (percentage)Gelling studiesFloating lag time
(seconds)
Duration of floating
(hours)

F-97.54 ± 0.01084 ± 0.26++18.0>12
F-107.56 ± 0.00487 ± 0.22++15.0>12
F-117.55 ± 0.01083 ± 0.14++13.0>12
F-127.53 ± 0.00286 ± 0.20+++21.0>12
F-137.58 ± 0.1284 ± 0.12+++15.0>12
F-147.51 ± 0.00283 ± 0.20+++10.0>12
F-157.56 ± 0.00885 ± 0.14++12.0>12
F-167.54 ± 0.00687 ± 0.10++16.0>12

(++) Gelation immediate remains for 12 hours.
(+++) Gelation immediate remains for more than 12 hours.