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Syrup

Syrups are concentrated aqueous preparations of a sugar or sugar substitute with or without flavoring

agents and medicinal substances. Syrups containing flavoring agents but not medicinal substances are called

nonmedicated syrups (flavored vehicles). Some official and commercially available non medicated syrups are:

Cherry syrup: Sucrose-based syrup with cherry juice about 47% by volume.

Cocoa syrup: Suspension of cocoa powder in aqueous vehicle. Particularly it is effective in administering

bitter-tasting drugs to children.

Orange syrup: Sucrose-based syrup uses sweet orange peel tincture, and tartness. Technolog acid as sources of

flavor

Raspberry syrup: Sucrose-based syrup with raspberry juice about 48% by volume.

Syrup: 85% sucrose in purified water. Simple syrup syrups. used as basis for flavored or medicated syrup

These syrups are intended to serve as pleasant tasting vehicles for medicinal substances to be added in the

compounding of prescriptions or in the preparation of a standard formula for a medicated syrup, cal

which is a syrup containing a therapeutic agent

Due to the inability of some children and elderly people to swallow solid dosage forms, it is common today

for a pharmacist to be asked to prepare an oral liquid dosage form tablets or capsules. The liquid dosage form

selected for compounding may be a solution or a suspension, depending on the chemical and physical

properties of the drug and its solid dosage form. Vehicles are commercially available for this purpose.

Bee Sucrose, purified water, flavoring agents, coloring agents, the therapeutic and other necessary a and

desirable ingredients. Naturally, medicated syrups are employed in therapeutics for the value of the medicinal

agent present in the syrup.

Medicated syrups are prepared from the starting materials the syrup, such as Sucrose, purified water,

flavoring agents, coloring agents, the therapeutic and other necessary a and desirable ingredients. Naturally,

medicated syrups are employed in therapeutics for the value of the medicinal agent present in the syrup

Syrups provide a pleasant means of administrating a liquid form of a disagreeable-tasting drug. They are

effective in the administration of drugs to youngsters, since their pleasant taste usually dissipates any

reluctance.

Any water-soluble drug that is stable in aqueous solution may be added to a flavored syrup.

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Care must be exercised to ensure compatibility between the drug substance and the other formulative

components of the syrup.

Also, certain flavored syrups have an acidic medium, whereas others may be neutral or slightly basic, and the

proper selection must be made to ensure the stability of any added medicinal agent.

Perhaps the most frequently types of medications administered as medicated syrups are antitussive agents and

antihistamines.

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