Review on effervescent tablet

Darade, Swati Sanjay and Kolhe, Om Ramdas and Kardile, Siddhi Arun and Shinde, Ashish Vilas and Patil, Sujal Dharma and Ahirrao, Disha Rajendra (2025) Review on effervescent tablet. World Journal of Biology Pharmacy and Health Sciences, 23 (1). 071-079. ISSN 2582-5542

Effervescent tablet is a solid, compact form of medication or supplement that dissolves rapidly when exposed to water, releasing carbon dioxide and creating bubbles in the process. The tablet typically contains active ingredients such as vitamins, pain relievers, or minerals, alongside acid and carbonate compounds, which react with water to generate the effervescence. The bubbling effect not only makes the tablet easier to ingest but can also enhance the absorption of the active ingredients into the body. Effervescent tablets are often favored for their fast-acting delivery and ease of use, offering an alternative to traditional pill forms. The rapid dissolution in water also allows for quicker relief and a smoother experience for those who have difficulty swallowing pills.