lactose

The aim of this study was to evaluate the storage stability of inhalable phage powders containing lactose and leucine as excipient. As an FDA-approved excipient for inhalation, lactose is preferred over other sugars. PEV phages active against antibiotic-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa was spray…
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In this video you learn more about Armor Pharma's Lactose production and solutions offered. More on Armor Pharma
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“How would you like your lactose?” is the first question Armor Pharma will ask you. Armor Pharma's commitment is to listen to customer’s needs, to strive to achieve the same goals and to provide suitable solutions. An especially design a customization tool now available on Armor Pharma's…
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Lactose, a disaccharide is a ubiquitous excipient in many pharmaceutical formulations which exists in two anomeric forms; either as α- or β-lactose. The anomers have different properties which can affect their application. Nevertheless, batches of lactose products are widely produced by many…
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A compatibility study of drug substance with excipients is a crucial step in the drug development process in order to generate potent final drug formulations for efficient and safe therapy for various diseases. Thus, the development of new methods for compatibility studies is a great challenge. For…
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The aerodynamic performance of a dry powder for inhalation depends on the formulation and the dry powder inhaler (DPI). In the case of capsule-based DPIs, the capsule also plays a role in the powder aerosolisation and the dispersion of the micronized drug during the inhalation. This study evaluated…
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The controlled release of caffeine from the casein gel tablets has been achieved over release periods lasting from a few minutes to over a few days. A novel casein gel has been acidified at pH of 1.0 as the insoluble controlled-release matrix and spray-dried with coffee for microencapsulation. The…
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