Delves into all aspects of R&D and manufacturing of all oral solid dose (OSD) forms. Tracks industry trends. Relays latest applied research relevant to OSDs. Provides “how to” information for the latest techniques in formulation/excipients, tablet manufacturing, capsule filling and other aspects of the process—including logistics like supply-chain management.
More brand owners are diversifying into this deliciously different segment. Here’s why — and how formulators can avoid getting stuck.
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“Pass the torch” comes from ancient Greece where runners would pass a lit torch from one to the other during a relay race. That said, I’m happy to announce I will be passing the torch of Editor-in-...
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Solid dosage forms are cornerstones of pharmaceutical delivery systems. Their widespread preference among patients and healthcare providers is highlighted by their ease of administration, dosage ...
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For oral dosage forms, “onset of action” is defined as the duration of time between oral administration of the active ingredient, which can either be a drug or nutraceutical, and its therapeutic ...
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Ask yourself, are you surviving batch to batch, or are you performing? It’s one thing to develop a batch that meets expectations at a small scale. It’s another to have ingredients perform well ...
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Production is paramount in the fast-paced world of capsule manufacturing, which can make it difficult to schedule routine and preventative maintenance. But neglecting the maintenance of machines in an...
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The gummy manufacturing industry is experiencing steady growth, driven by increasing consumer demand for convenient and enjoyable dietary supplements. Vitamin-fortified gummies dominated the market ...
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When the bores in a tablet press turret wear, bushings are often the solution manufacturers turn to in order to avoid interruptions in production or the costs associated with a new replacement turret....
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Two-piece empty hard gelatin capsules have long been a reliable oral drug delivery system. They are the preferred choice of many pharmaceutical products because they require fewer excipients than ...
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Sticking is one of the most common issues for tablet manufacturers. It occurs when particles from the formulation adhere to the punch cup, resulting in defective tablets.
Picking is a specific type ...
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Low nitrite excipients have emerged as a potential nitrosamine risk mitigation strategy for some formulations, especially when a vulnerable amine is present in the drug product. If deemed suitable, ...
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The more you know about the people in your organization, the safer you are from risks that could damage your company, your reputation, or your compliance. The regulations in the pharmaceutical ...
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Pharmaceutical excipients were once considered inert, inactive substances merely acting as vehicles or fillers for the active drug ingredients. However, this perception has shifted dramatically over ...
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The pharmaceutical capsule manufacturing industry stands at the forefront of innovation, continuously evolving with new technologies and trends that drive efficiency, improve product quality, and ...
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The pharmaceutical industry is moving to operational efficiency more than ever. With the growing acceptance of continuous manufacturing, efficiency and reduction in waste is high on decision maker’s ...
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