Orally Dissolving Technology Excipient

How moisture management, particle engineering, flowability, and grade selection can improve formulation performance and manufacturing consistency Introduction In pharmaceutical development,...

Abstract Background/Objectives: Scabies is a disease that disproportionately affects young children. Oral ivermectin is a mainstay of scabies therapy, yet...

Abstract Alfuzosin hydrochloride, an α1-adrenergic antagonist used in the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), was formulated as orodispersible tablets...

Abstract Lubricants are indispensable in tableting, as their impact extends beyond facilitating ejection to altering compressibility and tablet strength. However,...

Ethylcellulose stands out among other excipients thanks to its unique hydrophobic properties, which makes it a versatile tool for improving...

Abstract Oral diseases cause a wide range of difficulties for patients. The natural bioactive compound dihydroquercetin (DHQ), which demonstrates regenerative,...

Abstract Objectives: Tolvaptan is a compound that is practically insoluble in water and poorly soluble at physiological pH, and is...

Abstract Four decades have elapsed since orally disintegrating tablets (ODTs) were first formulated as the emulsion/type Lyoc tablet, a porous...

From Milk to Medicine: 100 Years of Pharmaceutical Lactose continuous improvement For more than a century, lactose has quietly shaped...

Abstract Medication adherence remains a significant challenge in healthcare, particularly in paediatric populations, where non-adherence has a substantial impact on...