Oral Excipients

A wide variety of pharmaceutical products, including pellets, granules, capsules, powders, and crystals are often film coated. In this present...

Medicines of drug coated inert pellets filled into hard capsules or compressed into tablets are already on the market, until...

The characterization of pharmaceutical powders by means of the SeDeM diagram expert system allows developing a database. This database is...

Content uniformity (CU) is a well-recognized challenge for low-dose direct compression (DC) tablet formulations. Using a dual particle engineering approach...

The objective of this study was to investigate the effect of binder (water-soluble vs. -insoluble) and granulation fluid (aqueous vs....

The lipolysis test is recommended during lipid-based formulation (LBF) development to evaluate whether the prototype formulations should be able to...

Data from wall friction testing and physical property characterization of over one hundred pharmaceutical powders, blends, and granulations has been...

In the design of the orally disintegrating films (ODFs), it is important to determine the disintegration time (DT) precisely and...

A novel population balance model for the fluidized bed granulation and drying process was developed taking into consideration moisture content...

One of the major disadvantages associated with macromolecules therapy is that most of them can only be administered parenterally. Exenatide,...