On the different release kinetics of water-soluble and lipid-soluble forms of hydroxyquinoline in oleogel ointment bases

Heber, B.; Horsch, W.

Die Pharmazie 37(3): 192-194

1982


ISSN/ISBN: 0031-7144
PMID: 7100240
Document Number: 194245
Studies using the model according to Horsch and Kögel showed that the release kinetics of the suspended water-soluble (but not lipid-soluble) drugs hydroxyquinoline sulphate and hydroxy-quinoline sulphate--potassium sulphate from oleogels is of a zero order. Differences in drug dispersity do not affect the release rates. Oleogels containing the lipid-soluble hydroxyquinoline base yielded undersaturated solution ointments, the release kinetics of which can be stated by a semilogarithmic relationship. There exists a linear correlation between the release rates and the product of the lipid solubility of the drug and the reciprocal apparent distribution coefficient.

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