Posts tagged with "pharmaceuticals"



3D printing pharmaexcipients.com
30. May 2018
The pharmaceutical industry stands on the brink of a revolution, calling for the recognition and embracement of novel techniques. 3D printing (3DP) is forecast to reshape the way in which drugs are designed, manufactured, and used. Although a clear trend towards personalised fabrication is perceived, here we accentuate the merits and shortcomings of each technology, providing insights into aspects such as the efficiency of production, global supply, and logistics. Contemporary opportunities for...

06. October 2017
Spectrochemical elemental analysis of pharmaceuticals and raw materials used for their production will be in the nearest future an obligatory part of quality and safety control for compliance with new standards announced by the International Council for Harmonization of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH Q3D). The present paper surveys R&D articles and scientific papers devoted to determination of the elemental impurities by inductively coupled...
26. September 2017
The lubrication effects of two mixing systems were studied. Shear without MgSt significantly increased blend cohesion. The effect of shear rate during lubrication was not significant. The correlations between two mixing systems were established

26. January 2017
Abstract The interest of consumers and government organizations on improving the quality of food and its impact on human health is growing in recent years. Consuming low-calorie foodstuffs are increasingly demanded, and the presence of artificial sweeteners plays an important role not only in food but also in waste reaching the environment. Analysis of these compounds is important in assessing food safety and quality. This chapter reviews the analytical approaches for the extraction and...
24. August 2016
Abstract The present study summarizes the experimental characterization of a new continuous powder mixer (GCG-70 by Glatt®) using common pharmaceutical ingredients. The powder hold-up and residence time distribution were used to characterize the bulk behavior of the mixer as a function of impeller rotational speed, total throughput (mass flow rate) and blade configuration. The relative standard deviation (RSD), calculated from samples taken at the outlet of the blender, was used to...

09. April 2016
Background Many pipeline drugs have low solubility in their crystalline state and require compounding in special dosage forms to increase bioavailability for oral administration. The use of amorphous formulations increases solubility and uptake of active pharmaceutical ingredients. These forms are rapidly gaining commercial importance for both pre-clinical and clinical use. Methods Synthesis of amorphous drugs was performed using an acoustic levitation containerless processing method and spray...