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A osteoporose é uma doença que afeta um número significativo de pessoas no mundo todo, em especial nos países subdesenvolvidos. Nesse contexto, o pó de concha de ostra, que constitui uma fonte de cálcio, aparece como uma oportunidade de utilizar os recursos naturais da região litorânea brasileira, na suplementação alimentar de sua população. O estudo se propôs a aproveitar essa fonte natural de cálcio, incorporando-a na forma farmacêutica comprimido. O estudo foi desenvolvido em duas etapas, a primeira com a otimização da matéria-prima a partir de conchas de ostra, desde o processo de seleção até a transformação da concha de ostra em pó, com caracterização físico-química e pré-formulação desse pó. A segunda etapa foi a obtenção dos comprimidos desde o desenvolvimento até os ensaios de liodisponibilidade comparativa. Os estudos de pré-formulação e o planejamento fatorial dos excipientes (aglutinante, lubrificante e desintegrante) permitiram obter com economia e performance comprimidos com liodisponibilidade semelhante à referência Os-cal®Osteoporosis is a disease that affects a significant number of people in the world, particularly in developing countries. In this context, the powder of oyster shells, found to be a calcium source, emerges as one opportunity to use the natural resources from the Brazilian coast region for alimentary supplementation. This study proposes the use of this natural source of calcium, incorporated in tablets. The study was developed in two parts. The first was concerned with optimizing the raw material from oyster shells, from the selection process until the transformation of de oyster shell into dust; and with the physicochemical evaluation and preformulation of this dust. The second part consisted of obtaining tablets, from the development until the comparative evaluation of lyoavailability. The studies on preformulation and factorial planning of the excipients (binging agent, levigating agent and disintegrants) have made possible to obtain tables with a similar lyoavailability, in terms of economy and performance, to the medicine reference Os-cal&reg

Osteoporosis is a disease that affects a significant number of people in the world, particularly in developing countries. In this context, the powder of oyster shells, found to be a calcium source, emerges as one opportunity to use the natural resources from the Brazilian coast region for alimentary supplementation. This study proposes the use of this natural source of calcium, incorporated in tablets. The study was developed in two parts. The first was concerned with optimizing the raw material from oyster shells, from the selection process until the transformation of de oyster shell into dust; and with the physicochemical evaluation and preformulation of this dust. The second part consisted of obtaining tablets, from the development until the comparative evaluation of lyoavailability. The studies on preformulation and factorial planning of the excipients (binging agent, levigating agent and disintegrants) have made possible to obtain tables with a similar lyoavailability, in terms of economy and performance, to the medicine reference Os-cal ®