Acetaminophen oral suspension

Dissolve items 3 and item 4 while mixing. Add and dissolve item 2 while mixing. Cool down to about 50° to 55°C. 

Add and dissolve item 5 while mixing. Filter the syrup through T 1500 filters washed with item 13. Collect the syrup in clean stainless steel tank. 

Disperse item 9 in item 6 in a separate stainless steel container. Add 40 g of hot item 13 (90°C) at once while mixing. Mix for 20 minutes to make a homogeneous smooth mucilage. 

Mix item 7 in 10 g of item 13 (25°C) in a separate stainless steel container. Add item 1 while mixing with stirrer. Mix for 25 minutes to make uniform suspension. 

Add sugar syrup and mucilage to the mixer. Rinse the container of mucilage with 15 g of item 13 and add the rinsings to the mixer. Cool to 25°C while mixing. 

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Capsules with codeine phosphate HPLC Remove 20 capsules, transfer equiv. of 550 mg acetaminophen to 250-ml vol. flask, dissolve in mobile phase 15 ml dilute to 50 ml -filter, discard first few ml. C18, 3.9x30 cm, 1.5 ml/min 4.44 g DSC/L(MeOH- h o-thf-h po4 (600 360 40 1) 280 nm USP 23, assay p. 24. similiar procedures for oral solution, oral suspension and tablets containing codeine, p. 26 [5]... 

An infusion of the dried flowering tops showed in vitro hydroxyl radical and hypochlorus acid scavenging activity. Orally administered, a Altered water suspension of the dried herb showed anti-inflammatory activity in a rat model of polyarthritis and when topically applied in a cream (2.5-10%) in the air-pouch granuloma bioassay. Antipyretic activity was found in rats from oral administration of the suspension against 2,4-dinitrophenol- and amphetamine-induced hyperthermia. Antipyretic activity of the herh is reported to be due to phenolic acids.Hepatoprotective activity against acetaminophen-induced toxicity was shown from oral administration of a methanol extract of the leaves. 

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