Tag: Coating materials

Preventing Color Fading in Sugar-Coated Tablets During Packaging

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Preventing Color Fading in Sugar-Coated Tablets During Packaging Preventing Color Fading in Sugar-Coated Tablets During Packaging Introduction: Sugar-coated tablets have been a staple in the pharmaceutical industry, providing an effective way to mask the taste of medication while enhancing its aesthetic appeal. However, maintaining the vibrant color of these tablets during packaging and storage is…

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Addressing Non-Uniform Coating Failures in Quality Control Checks

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Addressing Non-Uniform Coating Failures in Quality Control Checks Addressing Non-Uniform Coating Failures in Quality Control Checks Introduction: In the pharmaceutical industry, the coating of tablets is a critical step that not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the product but also plays a pivotal role in controlling the release profile, protecting the drug from environmental…

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Addressing Poor Adhesion in Enteric Coating Processes

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Addressing Poor Adhesion in Enteric Coating Processes Addressing Poor Adhesion in Enteric Coating Processes Introduction: Enteric coating is a crucial process in the pharmaceutical industry, designed to ensure that tablets withstand the acidic environment of the stomach and release their active ingredients in the more neutral pH of the intestine. However, poor adhesion during the…

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Troubleshooting Non-Adherence of Coating Materials in Enteric Tablets

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Troubleshooting Non-Adherence of Coating Materials in Enteric Tablets Troubleshooting Non-Adherence of Coating Materials in Enteric Tablets Introduction: Enteric tablets are specially designed solid dosage forms that remain intact in the acidic environment of the stomach and dissolve in the more neutral pH of the intestine. This ensures that active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) are released at…

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