Inorganic Chemicals

Formulation Challenges in Low-Dose Fixed-Dose Combinations Developing fixed-dose combination (FDC) therapies presents unique formulation challenges, particularly when one active pharmaceutical...

See the latest edition of the Fuji Chemical Technical Newsletter: Why Etoricoxib is Difficult to Formulate? Etoricoxib, a selective COX-2...

Abstract Strain-rate sensitivity in certain metallic materials results from the interplay between two opposing mechanisms: positive strain-rate sensitivity (PSRS), wherein...

The appearance of a tablet is a critical quality attribute that can be directly evaluated by patients. During tablet manufacturing,...

Abstract Background/Objectives: Rutin, a bioactive flavonol glycoside known for its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and anticancer activities, faces limited clinical application due...

Abstract Background: The compaction of formulation blends is a critical stage in pharmaceutical tablet manufacturing, particularly when drug substances or...

Abstract In order to administer probiotic microorganisms effectively, suitable dosage forms and production methods are required. These must be geared...

Abstract The tabletability flip phenomenon (TFP), in which a solid form of an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) with lower inherent...

Abstract In order to be able to administer efficient probiotic formulations, it is necessary to process the respective microorganisms gently...

Abstract Tablets are the most preferred oral dosage form due to advantages such as high-speed manufacturing, cost-effectiveness, stability, and patient...