Tag: Dosage form development

Preparation of Enteric-Coated Capsules Enteric-coated capsules are designed to resist disintegration and dissolution in the acidic environment of the stomach. Instead, they disintegrate and release their contents in the more…

Filling Process for Soft Gelatin Capsules Soft gelatin capsules (SGC) are popular dosage forms used to deliver liquid or semi-solid formulations. The filling process for soft gelatin capsules involves several…

Types of Capsule Shells Used in Manufacturing Capsules are popular pharmaceutical dosage forms used to encapsulate and deliver medications. There are two main types of capsule shells used in manufacturing,…

Standardization and Classification of Capsule Sizes Capsules come in various sizes, each designed to hold different quantities of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and excipients. Standardization and classification of capsule sizes…

Advantages of Capsules vs. Tablets Capsules and tablets are two common pharmaceutical dosage forms used to deliver medications. Each has its unique advantages depending on the formulation and the specific…

Process of Capsule Sealing and Banding Capsule sealing and banding are essential steps in the capsule manufacturing process. After the capsules are filled with the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) and…

Capsule filling with Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients Filling capsules with active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) is a critical step in pharmaceutical manufacturing. The process ensures accurate dosing and uniform distribution of the…

Hard Gelatin Capsules vs. Soft Gelatin Capsules Introduction Comparing the advantages and disadvantages of hard gelatin capsules and soft gelatin capsules across various important factors. Both types of capsules have…

Capsules: Formulation, Advantages, and Key Considerations Capsules are one of the common oral dosage forms used in pharmaceutical manufacturing. They consist of a gelatin or vegetarian shell, known as the…