Oral Excipients

Polymer films based on mixtures of ethyl cellulose (EC) and hydroxypropyl cellulose (HPC) have been widely used to coat pellets...

Dr. Frank Oprach speaks about common problems encountered during tableting. MORE ON BASF PHARMACEUTICAL EXCIPIENTS

Labrasol® ALF (Labrasol®), is a non-ionic surfactant excipient primarily used as a solubilising agent. It was investigated here as an...

POLYOX™ resins are nonionic poly (ethylene oxide) polymers. They are white to off-white, free-flowing hydrophilic powders supplied in a wide variety...

Film tablets are a common oral dosage form. For many of the functions film layers can have on pharmaceutical tablets,...

Loperamide, an over the counter anti-diarrheal drug, also infamously referred to as “poor man's methadone”. Due to the ease of...

This review presents the possibilities of oral delivery of insulin. Insulin, being readily destroyed/transformed by the proteolytic enzymes and first-pass...

The potential for certain excipients to impact drug absorption is the subject of numerous publications. Reflecting this, current Biopharmaceutics Classification...

Oromucosal films, comprising mucoadhesive buccal films (MBFs) and orodispersible films (ODFs), are considered patient-centric dosage forms. Target groups are patients...

Development of synchronized and sustained release preparations for herbal medicines is still a vast challenge due to their complicated components...