Xanthan Gum

Abstract Multiparticulate formulations based on pellets, granules or beads, could be advantageous for paediatrics, geriatrics and patients with swallowing difficulties....

This article is part of the “Less Known Facts About Excipients” series by Philippe Tschopp. Xanthan Gum: A versatile thickener...

Abstract Purpose Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic autoimmune disease requiring long-term therapy, often limited by systemic adverse effects and inadequate...

Abstract Ellagitannins (ETs) from Punica granatum leaves are susceptible to degradation under less acidic pH conditions, which may compromise their use as...

Abstract 3D printing has emerged as a novel technology for producing personalized dosage forms tailored to patients’ therapeutic needs. Hot-melt...

Abstract Oil-in-water (o/w) emulsions are essential systems in pharmaceutical, cosmetic, and food industries, with an emerging role in tissue engineering...

Abstract The In-situ polymeric formulation is a drug delivery system that forms a gel upon water absorption at the site of administration....

Abstract Four decades have elapsed since orally disintegrating tablets (ODTs) were first formulated as the emulsion/type Lyoc tablet, a porous...

Abstract The development of polymer-based systems is central to the design of next-generation drug delivery carriers, as polymers enable versatile...

Abstract Topical dosage forms represent a critical segment of pharmaceutical products, offering localized drug delivery with minimal systemic exposure. This...