DC excipient

From Milk to Medicine: 100 Years of Pharmaceutical Lactose continuous improvement For more than a century, lactose has quietly shaped...

Abstract Background/Objectives: Co-processed excipients (CPEs) are designed for direct compression through particle engineering, yet comprehensive powder rheological profiles systematically comparing...

Abstract Background This study aimed to identify suitable excipients for the development of vitamin C orally disintegrating tablets (ODTs) using...

Abstract The shelf life of pharmaceutical products depends on the stability of active pharmaceutical ingredients in the presence of other...

This poster has been presented at the 15th World Meeting on Pharmaceutics, Biopharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Technology, which took place in...

Abstract Aims: Different types of drug release modifying polymers, their grades and quantities have to be optimised in the formulation considering...

Abstract Objectives: The current study presents a sequential strategy for the development of directly compressible powder formulations relying on Design...

Abstract Purpose This research was designed to systematically investigate the performance of three lactose-based co-processed excipients (CPEs): SuperTab® 40LL, StarLac®, and...

Abstract Bulk density (ρb) serves as a fundamental powder parameter across various industries. In the pharmaceutical industry, its implications on...

Abstract Background: Pantoprazole is a widely used proton pump inhibitor that is highly unstable under acidic conditions. This limits the performance...