Thixotropic gels, thermosoftened systems, and self-emulsifying systems have expanded the range of potential excipients for liquid-filled hard capsules (LFHC).
Milind K. Biyani
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Milind K. Biyani, PhD, is R&D consultant at Aspire Advisors Pvt. Ltd.
Articles by Milind K. Biyani
Capsules offer certain benefits over tablets for oral-solid dosage drugs, and several types of capsules are available.
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