Microgranules insoluble in gastric fluid, method for obtaining same and pharmaceutical preparations
CA 2373972 C · Owner: Suplie, Pascal · Inventors: Suplie, Pascal; Oury, Pascal; Criere, Bruno
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The invention concerns microgranules insoluble in gastric fluid containing a gastric proton pump inhibitor except omeprazole comprising each an active layer containing the active principle and an external layer providing insolubility in gastric fluid. The invention is characterised in that the active layer and the layer providing insolubility in gastric fluid contain each a hydrophobic substance selected to increase the storage stability of the microgranules and characterised in that the microgranules are free of any alkaline compound and of any ionic surfactant.
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- Filed May 19, 2000 and granted July 12, 2011. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended May 19, 2020.
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