Drug Formulation

Drug Formulation: Suspension Q&A

Suspensions, whilst not as common as tablets and capsules, are a very useful dosage form in several therapeutic areas. Typically, these active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) are associated with pediatric use, suspensions also have a valuable role to play in geriatric medicine as many elderly patients have trouble swallowing solid dosage forms. Often, suspensions are thought […]

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Drug Formulation: Lipophilic Compound Q&A

Life Sciences / David Barnes

Lipophilic compounds have a notorious reputation for being challenging to formulate, but, with the help of today’s technology and excipients, we’re here to disprove this notion. Be it poor aqueous solubility, variable absorption, or instability, drug developers hoping to achieve acceptable lipophilic drug products have been plagued for decades with consistent challenges. Break away from

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