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Azathioprine is practically insoluble in water1. The suspension that is formed can contain azathioprine particles, which can stick to the mucosa. Because azathioprine has irritating effects, it is not advised to suspend the azathioprine tablets. 1) Martindale The complete drug reference 34th edition; The Pharmaceutical Press, London, Chicago 2005.
