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ArticleEpilepsy & behavior reports2025

Dissolution and stability of vigabatrin powder in water, fruit juice, milk, and infant formula.

Michelle Zachman, Lixin Gong, Lingling An, Mark B Halvorsen

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Michelle ZachmanUpsher-Smith Laboratories, LLC, 6701 Evenstad Drive, Maple Grove, MN 55311, USA.
Lixin GongAucta Pharmaceuticals, 71 Suttons Ln, Piscataway, NJ 08854, USA.
Lingling AnAucta Pharmaceuticals, 71 Suttons Ln, Piscataway, NJ 08854, USA.
Mark B HalvorsenUpsher-Smith Laboratories, LLC, 6701 Evenstad Drive, Maple Grove, MN 55311, USA.

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Abstract

The prescribing information for the antiseizure medication Vigadrone® (vigabatrin) Powder for Oral Solution advises only reconstituting the powder in water prior to administration and discarding unused solution. However, caregivers may seek to reconstitute vigabatrin in a pediatric patient's preferred liquid rather than water to ease administration. We performed an in-use dissolution and stability study of vigabatrin powder reconstituted in 4 liquids-water, apple juice, whole milk, and infant formula-with testing performed 0, 24, and 48 h after preparation with storage at 2-8 °C in a capped, glass container. Vigabatrin reconstituted in each liquid was clear and free of visible particulates compared with matched drug-free liquid controls. In subsequent analyses using US Pharmacopeia (USP) procedures, high-performance liquid chromatography spectra and chromatograms for each sample solution matched the vigabatrin reference standard. At all time points, all sample solutions met USP-acceptance criteria of 95.0-105.0 % for product stability and USP-acceptance criteria for related substances/organic impurities testing for total impurities. Together, these results indicate that vigabatrin powder reconstituted in liquids other than water was stable for up to 48 h of refrigeration. This study provides useful information to help healthcare providers address real-world medication questions from caregivers.

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DissolutionFormulaMilkStabilityStorageVigabatrinVigadrone

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PMCPMC12362075

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