Posts tagged with "curing"



28. June 2017
The use of ammonia methacrylate copolymer as a carrier for the preparation of oral controlled-release matrix tablets containing water-insoluble drugs and investigating the effect of curing conditions.

19. January 2017
Abstract Derived from dry powder coating of metals, electrostatic powder coating for pharmaceuticals is a technology for coating drug solid dosage forms. In this technology, coating powders, containing coating polymers, pigments, and other excipients, are directly sprayed onto the surface of the solid dosage forms through an electrostatic gun without using any organic solvent or water. The deposited coating powders are further cured to form a coating film. Electrostatic powder coating...
29. August 2016
Abstract Although process analytical technology (PAT) guidance has been introduced to the pharmaceutical industry just a decade ago, this innovative approach has already become an important part of efficient pharmaceutical development, manufacturing, and quality assurance. PAT tools are especially important in technologically complex operations which require strict control of critical process parameters and have significant effect on final product quality. Manufacturing of prolonged release...

21. February 2016
The aim of this study focus on the extended release formulation on two aspects: the quantification and mechanistic research on pharmaceutical coating curing with a specific focus on how the moisture affect the curing; and in vivo and in vitro release of matrix ER tablets with implications on regulatory biowaiver using marketed products as practical examples. In all cases, it was found that the relative humidity of the environments were more important to reach higher extent of coalescence for EC...
19. December 2015
The aim of the research was to investigate the complete process of pellet production in a Wurster fluidized bed coater in order to determine the main factors affecting the migration phenomenon of a soluble API through the ethycellulose film coating (SureleaseĀ®) and hence the long-term stability of the controlled release pellets. Guaifenesin (GFN), as BCS class I model drug, was layered on sugar spheres using a binder-polymer solution containing the dissolved GFN. The drug loaded pellets were...

28. October 2015
Polymethacrylate polymers are commonly used for the coating of prolonged-release pellets. Due to environmental and other concerns, aqueous latex dispersions are preferred over organic solutions. When using aqueous dispersions, a curing step is needed to ensure complete film formation. The aim of the present work was to investigate the impact of the curing process parameters on diclofenac sodium release from pellets coated with Eudragit RS and RL 30D. More