Enhanced Tablets and Capsules Formulation
Oral solid dosage forms are some of the most popular methods of drug delivery, but developing a final product that’s reproducible, scalable, and chemically stable can still present challenges. Our team of experienced scientists are standing by to help overcome your pharmaceutical formulation obstacles. With our range of comprehensive service offerings, we can advance your product into the clinic, and eventually into the hands of patients who need it.
Oral Solid Dosage Forms
- Conventional Tablets Film Coated Tablets
- Bi-Layer Tablets
- Mini-Tablets
- Orally Disintegrating/Sublingual/Chewable Tablets
- Powder Filled Capsules
- API-In-Capsule
- Multiparticulates in Capsules
- Over-encapsulation
- Banded Capsules
- Film Coated Capsules
- Liquid Filled Capsules
- Mini-Tablets
- Wet-Mass Extruded Spheres
- Drug Layered and Coated Spheres
- Powders For Reconstitution
Understanding Polymorphism to De-Risk Drug Development
Polymorphism in drug development is used to characterize the different crystalline phases of a molecule, which then informs selection of a solid form for further development. Each polymorph may vary in drug dissolution and solubilization resulting in assorted rates of bioavailability in the body. Tune into the on-demand webinar to explore the concept of polymorphism, the techniques used to discover polymorphs, and how to apply them to your drug development strategy.