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EVALUASI MUTU FISIK , UJI DISINTEGRASI DAN UJI DISOLUSI
TERBANDING TABLET SALUT ENTERIK KETOPROFEN GENERIK
DAN GENERIK BERMEREK
INTISARI
Ketoprofen merupakan salah satu obat anti inflamasi non steroid (AINS)
yang memiliki kelarutan yang rendah dalam air dan memiliki permeabilitas
tinggi dalam usus sehingga dikategorikan dalam Biopharmaceutical
ClassificationSystem (BCS) kelas II. Obat ini tersedia dipasaran dalam berbagai
sediaan generik dan bermerek, sehingga memungkinkan terjadi perbedaan
formulasi dan metode fabrikasi. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengevaluasi
kesesuaian mutu fisik, kecepatan disintegrasi dan disolusi tablet salut enterik
ketoprofen generik maupun generik bermerek yang beredar dengan standar yang
telah ditetapkan. Penelitian ini menggunakan 5 produk ketoprofen 100 mg yang
beredar dipasaran. Uji mutu fisik yang meliputi uji keseragaman bobot, diameter
dan ketebalan serta uji disintegrasi dilakukan sesuai prosedur yang tertera dalam
Farmakope Indonesia edisi III dan IV. Uji disintegrasi dilakukan dalam medium
HCl 0,1N dan larutan dapar fosfat pH 6,8 pada suhu 370 2
0C. Uji disolusi
menggunakan alat disolusi tipe 2 (dayung), kecepatan rotasi 50 rpm dalam 900
ml cairan simulasi usus pH 7,4 , dengan suhu pada 37 0,5 C selama 60 menit.
Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa uji mutu fisik dan uji disintegrasi secara
keseluruhan memenuhi persyaratan dengan waktu hancur dalam larutan dapar
fosfat pH 6,8 berkisar 12-18,77 menit (tidak lebih dari 2 jam). Persentase
terdisolusi pada menit ke 45 (Q45) berturut-turut sebagai berikut : A= 101,68% ,
B= 104,97%, C= 95,03%, D= 91,22%, E= 100,83 %. Hasil disolusi tersebut
menunjukkan bahwa tablet ketoprofen telah memenuhi persyaratan disolusi
USP30 NF-25 (tidak kurang dari 75%). Oleh karena itu dapat disimpulkan
bahwa 5 tablet salut enterik yang beredar dipasaran telah memenuhi standar.
Kata kunci : Ketoprofen, tablet, obat generik, BCS II, disolusi, Uji disolusi
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PHYSICAL QUALITY EVALUATION, DISINTEGRATION, AND
COMPARATIVE DISSOLUTION TEST OF GENERIC AND BRANDED
GENERIC KETOPROFEN ENTERIC COATED TABLETS
ABSTRACT
Ketoprofen is Non-Steroidal Antiinflamatory Drug (NSAID), which has
low solubility in the water but high permeability in the intestine, thus ketoprofen
is categorized in BCS class II. Ketoprofen is available in generic and branded
generic products that might have differences in formulation and production
method. This study was aimed to evaluate physical quality, disintegration and
dissolution rates of generic and branded generic ketoprofen tablets in market. This
study used 5 enteric coated ketoprofen products, which consists of one generic
(code : A) and four branded generic products (Code : B,C,D,E). Physical quality
tests were weight uniformity, diameter, thickness and disintegration tests
according to the procedures of Indonesian Pharmacopoeia edition III and IV.
Disintegration tests were performed using 0.1 N HCl and phosphate buffer
solution pH 6.8 at 370 2
0C. Dissolution tests were performed using a dissolution
tester apparatus type 2 (paddle), speed rotsation of 50 rpm on 900 ml of
simulation intestinal fluid without enzyme (pH 7.4), at 37 0.5 C in 60 minutes.
The results of the physical quality and disintegration tests were compared with 3rd
and 4th
edition Indonesian Pharmacopoeia, while the dissolution tests were
compared with USP 30 - NF25. The results showed that all physical quality tests
and disintegration tests have fulfilled the requirements. The results of
disintegration tests at phosphate buffer pH 6.8 is 12-18,7 minutes (less than 2
hours). Drug release of all products at 45th
minute (Q45) were 101,68%,104,97%,
95,03%, 91,22%, 100,83% respectively, which complied with the USP in vitro
dissolution specification. The results showed that dissolution test meet
requirement of dissolution in USP30 NF-25 (not less than 75%). It indicated that
five ketoprofen tablets that available in market have met the requirements.
Keywords : ketoprofen, tablet, generic, BCS II, dissolution, comparative
dissolution test