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A review on co-processed excipients used in direct compression of tablet dosage form
Co-processed excipients may enhance functionality and reduce drawbacks of traditional excipients for the manufacture of tablets on a commercial scale. The following study aimed to characterize a range of co-processed excipients that may prove suitable for dispersible tablet formulations prepared by…
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Influence of talc and hydrogenated castor oil on the dissolution behavior of metformin-loaded…
Multi-unit pellet system (MUPS) is of great interest as it is amenable to customization. MUPS comprises multi-particulates, usually as pellets or spheroids, which can be coated with diffusion barrier coatings. One commonly used diffusion barrier coating is the methacrylic acid copolymer, which can…
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MEGGLE presents the new DPI product InhaLac® 180 at RDD Europe 2023
Wasserburg, Germany, May, 2023:
Pharmaceutical lactose specialist MEGGLE Excipients will launch its latest inhalable milled lactose grade, InhaLac® 180 at May’s Respiratory Drug Delivery (RDD) in the South of France.
InhaLac® 180 is tailored to dry powder inhalation (DPI) applications with a…
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Tableting of fluidized bed granules containing living microorganisms
Tablets are the favored dosage form for numerous active pharmaceutical ingredients, among others because they are easy to take, ensure safe dosing and allow cost-effective production on a large scale. This dosage form is also frequently chosen for the administration of viable probiotic …
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Assessment of blend uniformity in a stream sampler device using Raman spectroscopy
This study describes the first implementation of Raman spectrometer in a stream sampler for the in-line monitoring of low drug concentration in poor flowability powder blends. Raman spectra were continuously acquired as the powder blends flowed through the stream sampler operating with a paddle…
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Considering inelasticity in the real-time monitoring of particle size for twin-screw granulation via…
A recently developed process analytical technology (PAT) using artificial intelligence to form the framework of its model, combining frequency-domain acoustic emissions (AE) and elastic impact mechanics to accurately predict complex particle size distributions (PSD) in real-time. This model was…
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Enhanced multi-component model to consider the lubricant effect on compressibility and…
Modeling of structural and mechanical tablet properties consisting of multiple components, based on a minimum of experimental data is of high interest, in order to minimize time- and cost-intensive experimental trials in the development of new tablet formulations. The majority of commonly available…
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The distribution of Drucker-Prager Cap model parameters for pharmaceutical materials
A model of the compaction process that has come into increasing use with the pharmaceutical industry is the Drucker-Prager Cap model (DPC). It has long been used in conjunction with the finite element methods to simulate the density and stress distributions in compacts. More recently the calibrated…
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Impact of material properties and process parameters on tablet quality in a continuous direct…
The current paper shows how excipient properties impact the process parameters and the final tablet properties in a fully integrated continuous direct compression line. Blend properties of low-dose (1% w/w) and high-dose (40% w/w) paracetamol formulations were evaluated and linked to the blending …
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Twin-screw continuous mixing: Effect of mixing elements and processing parameters on properties of…
Twin-screw continuous mixing was used to prepare aerosol powders containing 1% budesonide, 0.3% magnesium stearate, and 98.7% α-lactose monohydrate. The effect of mixing configuration was studied using three screw profiles containing either a combing element, 30° forward kneading element, or a 60° …
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