taste masking

The bitter taste of caffeine can be a challenge especially in orally dispersible or liquid dosage forms. In both cases a taste masking by coating or encapsulation of the caffeine can be an effective way to achieve the desired result and increase the acceptance of the final product. Micro…
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This article covers the different possibilities to characterize and quantify the sensory atttributes of APIs and drug products. Although in-vitro techniques such as e-tongues are available, sensory analysis is still the definitive method to identify and quantify taste masking challenges of APIs and…
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It is widely recognized that many Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) are bitter, some extremely so. But bitterness is not the only challenge in creating palatable, patient-accepted drug products. If not bitter, what are other common aversive sensory attributes? To answer this question, data…
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It is widely recognized that many Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (APIs) are bitter, some extremely so. But bitterness is not the only challenge in creating palatable, patient-accepted drug products. If not bitter, what are other common aversive sensory attributes? To answer this question, data…
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What is an orally disintegrating dosage form? An orally disintegrating tablet is a novel formulation that dissolves in the saliva within a few seconds and without requiring of drinking additional water. This dosage form is a powerful way to deliver active drugs ingredients because it has many…
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