Tag: Drug Potency

Poor reproducibility in assay testing for encapsulated suspensions.

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Poor reproducibility in assay testing for encapsulated suspensions. Poor reproducibility in assay testing for encapsulated suspensions. Introduction: In the pharmaceutical industry, ensuring the quality and efficacy of drug products is paramount. Encapsulated suspensions, particularly in the form of hard and soft gelatin capsules, present unique challenges in maintaining consistent assay results. Assay testing is critical…

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Troubleshooting Loss of API Potency in Sugar-Coated Tablets Over Time

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Troubleshooting Loss of API Potency in Sugar-Coated Tablets Over Time Troubleshooting Loss of API Potency in Sugar-Coated Tablets Over Time Introduction: Sugar-coated tablets are a popular solid dosage form in the pharmaceutical industry due to their ability to mask unpleasant tastes and improve patient compliance. However, maintaining the potency of the Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API)…

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Ensuring Robustness of API Potency in Sustained Release Tablets Over Time

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Ensuring Robustness of API Potency in Sustained Release Tablets Over Time Ensuring Robustness of API Potency in Sustained Release Tablets Over Time Introduction: The development of sustained release tablets represents a significant advancement in pharmaceutical technology, aiming to provide consistent therapeutic effects over extended periods. These formulations are essential for enhancing patient compliance, minimizing dosing…

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