Enhancing Patient Compliance: Developing an ExtendedRelease Anti-Epileptic Drug

The current immediate-release (IR) tablet formulation for epilepsy1 , available in Europe, requires multiple doses due to the drug’s short half-life, making it inconvenient for patients. This case study explores the development of an extended-release (ER) formulation by Syngene’s Formulation Development team for an anti-epileptic drug, aimed at reducing the need for frequent dosing and helping patients suffering from epilepsy.

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