Pharma Excipients
DC excipient
The Comparison between Pilot-Grade Spray Dryer and Laboratory-Grade Spray Dryer: Structure, Powder…
Abstract
This study investigates the improvements in direct compaction powder properties achieved through particle design using laboratory and pilot-scale spray dryers. Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose and polyvinylpyrrolidone were used as modifying agent, which have low hygroscopicity and surface…
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Evaluation of the Potential of Novel Co-Processed Excipients to Enable Direct Compression and…
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Background/Objectives: Improving the production rates of modern tablet presses places ever greater demands on the performance of excipients. Although co-processing has emerged as a promising solution, there is still a lack of directly compressible excipients for modified-release…
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Facilitate Precise Direct Tableting Operations by Producing Uniform, Hard Tablets That Meet…
Introduction
Direct tableting Lactose is widely used as an excipient in tableting applications due to inert chemical properties, as well as its superior compression and compaction characteristics. Direct tableting is widely used in the pharmaceutical industry due to it’s simplicity versus other…
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Model-based real-time optimization in continuous pharmaceutical manufacturing
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In this work, real-time optimization (RTO) schemes are proposed and applied on a continuous pharmaceutical manufacturing process which consists of three units: synthesis unit, hot melt extrusion unit and direct compaction line. The developed RTO strategies calculate the operating…
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The Role of Excipients in Pharmaceutical Powder-to-Tablet Continuous Manufacturing
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The pharmaceutical industry is continuously looking for strategies and solutions that can improve quality and efficiency of manufacturing processes. As a result, there has been a significant shift towards continuous manufacturing (CM). Traditionally, tablets have been produced by batch…
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Effect of Liquid Load Level and Binder Type on the Tabletability of Mesoporous Silica Based…
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Mesoporous silica offers an easy way to transform liquids into solids, due to their high loading capacity for liquid or dissolved active ingredients and the resulting enhanced dissolution properties. However, the compression of both unloaded and loaded mesoporous silica bulk material into…
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Mechanical properties of tablets: direct compression vs. twin-screw melt granulation with PEG 8000
This poster was presented at the DDF Summit Conference 2024 by Valentyn MOHYLYUK, Zoltán Márk HORVÁTH, Kirils KUKULS, Liga LAUBERTE, Artūrs PAULAUSKS from Rīga Stradiņš University:
Introduction
Replacing batch wet granulation with twin-screw melt extruder as a continuous solventless process is…
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Development of intestinal colonic drug delivery systems for diverticular disease: A QbD approach
This study aimed to advance the development of intestinal colon-coated sustained-release matrix tablets of metronidazole for diverticulitis treatment, employing the Quality by Design (QbD) methodology. Comprehensive Risk analysis and Risk evaluation were conducted to assess the potential risks…
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The impacts of roller compaction on the quality attributes of simultaneously compressed micro and…
The challenges of developing good quality low dose minitablets was assessed by systematically studying the effects of ibuprofen (IBU, a model compound) particle sizes (6–58 µm D50) and concentrations (0.1–3 %w/w), roller compaction forces (3–7 kN/cm), and the minitablet size. A novel compression…
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The benefits of lactose as an excipient
Used for over 100 years, pharmaceutical lactose is a milk sugar produced from cheese whey or milk permeate streams through a process of crystallisation, purification, milling and sieving. Today, it is well-established and commonplace in the pharmaceutical industry due to the numerous advantages of…
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