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LC-UV Assay of Tolperisone HCl from Sustained Release Matrix Tablets

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Tolperisone HCl is a central muscle relaxant, which was incorporated in a matrix system formulated with poly(ethylene oxide)–PEO, in order to achieve adequate gastric residence time. This tablet presents considerable analytical difficulties in the quantitative determination of the drug, because the PEO matrix causes significant increase of viscosity in the samples. Our purpose was to develop a reproducible sample preparation method, which is adapted from parameters of the in vitro dissolution test and validate an LC-UV analytical method, which allows good recovery of the drug (99.97%). The developed analytical method was suitable for quantitative analysis of tolperisone HCl in matrix tablets.

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The authors wish to thank Katalin Ganzler for the advices and the Gedeon Richter Plc. for providing tolperisone HCl.

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Stiedl, B., Kovács-Kiss, D., Ludányi, K. et al. LC-UV Assay of Tolperisone HCl from Sustained Release Matrix Tablets. Chroma 71 (Suppl 1), 109–113 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1365/s10337-010-1525-x

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