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Lactose
Solidifying Fenofibrate Nanocrystal Suspension: A Scalable Approach via Granulation Method
The pharmaceutical industry has highlighted particle-size reduction via preparing aqueous suspensions containing nano- or submicron drug particles. Owing to the risk of agglomeration and complications during the manufacturing of solid dosage forms, the problems associated with the solidification of…
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Effect of the drying type on the properties of granules and tablets produced by high shear wet…
Although high shear mixers can represent a single-pot process, separate drying equipment is commonly employed. Limited literature exists on the use of a heating jacket coupled with a vacuum pump typically used in a single-pot setup, so this study compares the drying effects of a single-pot setup…
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Development of a New Jelly Coating Technology (Oral Jelly Coating) to Improve Prescribed Medication…
Oral drug delivery is currently the gold standard in the pharmaceutical industry, regarded as the safest, most convenient and most economical method of drug delivery with the highest patient compliance . Among oral formulations, tablets and capsules are the most preferred dosage forms, but there are…
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Development, Physicochemical Characteristics and Pharmacokinetics of a New Sustained-Release Bilayer…
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Background and Objective
There are some potential concerns about the currently marketed solid oral dosage forms of tramadol, including decreased adherence to immediate-release (IR) formulations due to the high number of doses taken each day and the slow rise in the blood tramadol…
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Loss-on-Drying Prediction for a Vibrated Fluidised Bed Dryer by Means of Mass and Energy Balances
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Purpose
Continuous wet granulation and drying require an adequate process control strategy to ensure the product quality. The most important critical quality attributes of dried granules are the granule size distribution and moisture content. Process analytical technologies (PATs) are…
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Effect of Powdered Cellulose Nanofiber with Different Particle Sizes on the Physical Properties of…
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Direct compression is a tableting technique that involves a few steps in non-demanding manufacturing conditions. High strength and rapid disintegration of tablet formulations were previously achieved through the addition of cellulose nanofibers (CNFs), which have recently attracted…
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The importance of Excipient selection for modified release formulations – prevent the risk for…
Introduction
The oral route is the main acceptable route, which offers more patient compliance and cost-effective manufacturing processes. Pharmaceutical dosage forms may be developed in which drug release characteristics with respect to time and/or location have in some way been modified compared…
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Physicochemical reports of gliclazide-carplex solid dispersions and tablets prepared with directly…
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Objectives
The main goal of this research was to develop better tablet formulations by utilizing solid dispersions (SDs) and coprocessing excipients composite to achieve a better release rate of poor water-soluble gliclazide.
Methods
The solvent evaporation method made SDs of…
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InhaLac® 145 – The interview
MEGGLE announced the release of its new lactose product InhaLac® 145 yesterday.
Pharma Excipients had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Constanze Müller, Manager Business Development Inhalation and one of the persons behind the development of InhaLac® 145 to get more background information on the…
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Development of inhalation powders containing lactic acid bacteria with antimicrobial activity…
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Objectives
The aim of the project was to develop and characterise powders containing a probiotic (Lactiplantibacillus plantarum , Lacticaseibacillus rhamnosus, or Lactobacillus acidophilus) to be administered to the lung for the containment of pathogen growth in patients with lung…
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