Dosage Forms

Some patients, particularly children, find medicines unpalatable – and genetics could be the cause.

The solution to multiple drugs co-existing in a syringe may lie with microparticles

Unravelling the challenges and trends in formulation best practice – and why softgels and lipids are leading the way

How easy will it be to bring a new solid oral dosage form to market?

How controlled release can lead to better compliance.

Can hot-melt coating reduced processing times and costs, and improve taste?

Developing a drug that hits a given target is one thing. Making sure it reaches the target is another.

Six Sigma has the potential to deliver real cost savings by improving productivity and reducing defects, but making the change is challenging.

An art gallery at Pharmapack showcased the artistic side of primary drug packaging

The Morphologi G3-ID can be used to compare the Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) within oral solid dose formualtions. Here we apply it to comparing innovator and generic versions of a product containing two APIs.