Aquarius control ENA

Description

aquarius™ control ENA film coating systems are delayed-release (enteric) coatings that are designed to protect active pharmaceutical ingredients that degrade in gastric fluid, or to prevent the release of APIs that may irritate the gastric mucosa.

These film coating systems have predictable and controllable release retardation; are custom-formulated based on drug solubility and desired release profile; do not require a coalescence step and have stable dissolution profiles over a wide pH range.

aquarius™ control film coating systems are durable, coherent coatings, in which film formation occurs via solvent evaporation – not latex coalescence – and film robustness is related to the use of a high-molecular weight polymer.
The release profiles of tablets enteric coated with aquarius™ control ENA film coating systems are remarkably stable over periods of up to 12 months, even under accelerated stability testing.

features and benefits:
o fully formulated, one step coating
o produces stable release profiles
o delivers stable dissolution profiles over a wide pH range
o prevents release of APIs that may irritate the gastric mucosa
o protects active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) that degrade in gastric fluid

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