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Does tablet shape and height influence survival of fluidized bed-granulated living microorganisms…
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The provision of effective probiotic formulations requires gentle processing to maintain the viability of the probiotic microorganisms, which is essential for their health-promoting effects. The drying of microorganisms by fluidized bed spray granulation and subsequent processing of the…
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The impact of glidant addition on the loss-in-weight feeding of active pharmaceutical ingredients
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In recent years, continuous manufacturing (CM) has become increasingly popular in the pharmaceutical industry for the production of oral solid dosage (OSD) forms. Most of the newly developed active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) nowadays are extremely cohesive and sticky with a mean…
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Determination of Ribbon Solid Fraction in Roll Compaction using Ibuprofen DC100
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Process Analytical Technology (PAT) plays a crucial role in the design of today’s manufacturing lines as continuous manufacturing becomes more important. Until now PAT tools to measure the ribbon solid fraction (SFribbon) in-line are not commonly used in roll compaction. The aim of this…
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The impact of glidants on the rheological properties of active pharmaceutical ingredients: A study…
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Nowadays, most of the newly developed active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) consist of cohesive particles with a mean particle size of <100μm, a wide particle size distribution (PSD) and a tendency to agglomerate, therefore they are difficult to handle in continuous manufacturing…
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FT-NIR models for predicting film quality parameters in titanium dioxide-free tablet coatings
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This study leverages Fourier Transform Near-Infrared (FT-NIR) spectroscopy to monitor the coating process of pharmaceutical tablets using PVA-based TiO2-free films, with talc and iron oxides as opacifiers. By employing a combination of multivariate analytical techniques to evaluate the…
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Development and Evaluation of Lactose-Free Single-Unit and Multiple-Unit Preparations of a BCS Class…
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Background/Objectives: The aim of the present study was to develop lactose-free formulations of rivaroxaban, a novel oral anticoagulant used for the treatment and prevention of blood clotting. As a BCS Class II drug, rivaroxaban is characterized by poor solubility in aqueous media, posing…
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Influence of multiple compression phases during tableting of spray dried Saccharomyces cerevisiae on…
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The viability of probiotic microorganisms is essential for their health-promoting effects and must be preserved in the best possible way during the production of the final dosage form, such as tablets. This applies to both drying and tableting. Saccharomyces cerevisiae is spray-dried…
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Photo and video recap Pharma Excipients @CPHI Milan 2024
This year´s CPHI Europe happend last week from 8th to 10th October in Milano at Fiera Milano.
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Pharma Excipients visited the excipients hall, hall 6 for you and in the following you find a broad range of booth photos as well as short introduction videos we recorded at CPhI 2024 in Milan.
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CPHI Milan 2024 – with a focus on excipients
This year CPHI Europe opens its doors in Milano at Fiera Milano.
From 8th to 10th October you can have a face-to-face chat with visitors and exhibitors again. As usual, InnoPack,
P-MEC, FDF, ICSE, MedTech and BioProduction will be held together with CPHI.
Pharma Excipients gives you an overview…
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Could the Change of Excipient Content Improve the Stability of Gastroresistant Omeprazole Pellets?
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Omeprazole (OM), a temperature, pH, and moisture-sensitive drug, poses formulation challenges. This study delves into the complex development of OM pellets, focusing on the impact of buffering excipients on stability and release. Addressing the challenges of OM pellet stability requires a…
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