Meggle Excipients: A maximum of functionality by an optimized and broad product portfolio

An Interview With... Dr. Egmont G. Pfeifer and Dr. Albrecht Krämer of MEGGLE Group

 

What are the most important features of a “successful excipient”?

 

Many factors play into the success of an excipient. Besides the chemistry fulfilling pharmacological pre-requisites, presence in most frequently used dosage forms, considerable sales volumes, and existing in multiple grades within broad applications, a “successful excipient” is responsible for safe and efficacious drug delivery, regardless of route of administration. A long tradition in pharmaceutical practice often stands for profound material characteristic and process knowledge, and high and versatile functionality may implicate a superior potential of innovation. In addition to cellulosics, DCP, starches, and modified polyols, Lactose fits perfectly into this scheme.

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