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Dosage Forms

Dosage FormDefinitionExample
Aerosol Spray A solution containing active ingredient with a propellant that is meant to carry the drug to the ite of action Benzocaine spray
Caplet A tablet shaped like a capsule, containing a solid inside Erythromycin caplet
Capsule A dosage form containing powder or liquid in a geltin coating Nexium capsule
Cream An oil-in-water emulsion for external use Hydrocortisone
Elixir A flavored, sweetened hydroalcoholic solution Phenobarbital elixir
Emulsion A dosage form made by the dispersion of one liquid into another that is immiscible Estradiol emulsion
Extract A potent dosage for containing a powder, ointment-like form, or solid produced by the evaporation of aqueous solvent Peppermint extract
Film A dissolving oral drug strip made of hydrophilic polymers that is used for buccal or sublingual administration Belbuca buccal film
Gel A dosage form from ultrafine particles in a liquid Lidocaine gel
Granules An agglomerate of powder particles that form larger, free flowing particles Lamisil oral granules
Intradermal implant, pellet A dosage form placed under the skin via minor surgery, allowing the drug to be released slowly Implanon
Lotion A liquid suspension that is used for topical administration, containing insoluble dispersed solids. Calamine lotion
Lozenge, Pastilles, torches A dosage form made with flavored sweetened ingredient; generally designed to be dissolved in the mouth for a local effect Over the counter cough drop
Micropump A system of 5,000 to 10,000 microplastics contained within a tablet or capsule; each microplastic is released in the stomach and is able to deliver a drug over an extended period of time Coreg CR
Ointment
A water-in-oil semisolid preparation for external use Lanolin ointment
Power A solid dosage form that contains finely divided active and/ or inert ingredients packages under pressure Cholestyramime powder for oral suspension
Solution A homogeneous liquid dosage form contains one or more solutes dissolved in a solvent Lactose solution
Spirit A alcoholic or hydroalcoholic solution containing volatile aromatic compounds Peppermint spirit
Suppository A solid formulation intended for rectal or vaginal administration Promethazine suppository
Suspension A dispersion containing a insoluble solid in a liquid Amoxicillin suspension
Syrup An aqueous solution containing sugar Lithium citrate syrup
Tablet A molded or compresses dosage form containing active ingredient along with binders or inactive ingredients Levothyroxine
Tincture An alcoholic or hydroalcoholic solution Belladonna tincture
Transdermal patch
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