Taste Masking

Abstract Purpose This study aimed to optimize a high-shear hot-melt granulation process for the development of tinidazole 500 mg tablets while...

Introduction The primary reason children refuse medicine is taste. Bitterness, astringency, and metallic aftertaste cause patients to stop taking their...

Article by David Tisi, Senopsys LLC: The principle of dual sourcing excipients is well established in pharmaceutical development, and its importance...

Abstract Novel bitter-taste-masking microparticles for loading in orally disintegrating (OD) tablets have been developed using a mechanical powder processor. Swellable...

Abstract The taste of a drug formulation, especially of orodispersible and liquid dosage forms, is of crucial importance due to...

THE STRATEGIC SHIFT IN ORAL DRUG DELIVERY THE STRATEGIC SHIFT IN ORAL DRUG DELIVERY Oral administration remains the gold standard...

Abstract Background/Objectives. Warfarin possesses a bitter taste and requires a personalized dose in the range of 4.5 to 77 mg per...

galenIQ™ is a key ingredient that transforms the taste, texture, and effectiveness of medicated lozenges. It emerges as a secret...

See the new book, edited by Hannah Batchelor and Klaus Rose. Pediatric Formulations A Roadmap   Written in cooperation with...

Abstract Orodispersible tablet is a patient-friendly alternative for delivering the drug to patients having problems with swallowing and sensitive to...