Solid/Semi-Solid Dosage

Leading global tablet tooling manufacturer, I Holland has a range of multiple tip punches and dies optimised to meet the requirements of modern tablet production.

Molecular Profiles has expanded its capsule filling capability following significant investment into new equipment at its clinical manufacturing site in the United Kingdom.

FDA approved XTANDI for the treatment of metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer.

Conventional tablets may no longer be the go-to solution.

Tool coatings are now seen as an acceptable means of solving production problems, such as sticking and corrosion, resulting in increased product yield.

Efforts to tackle challenges in tablet manufacture are shaped by quality by design (QbD) and continuous manufacturing.

Stephen Tindal from Catalent Pharma Solutions speaks with Pharmaceutical Technology Europe about advances in softgel technologies.

Softgels are now being recognised as one of the preferred dosage forms for the treatment of pain, eye conditions, cough and cold, as well as allergy.

Contract development and manufacturing organizations identify trends, challenges, and emerging technology and service needs for solid and semi-solid dosage forms.

Study provides first substantive reference data on key quality attributes of empty capsules

American Health Packaging announced a voluntary nationwide recall of ibuprofen and oxcarbazepine tablets due to mislabeling on the inner unit dose blister packaging.

Fette's FE75 Tablet Press is designed for large batches.

Kraemer KD60 equipment conveys and dedusts vitamin and nutraceutical tablets.

Jones Packaging introduces a new solid dose vial line in its Toronto facility.

Progress in equipment availability, process analytical technology, and advanced process control aids ongoing development of continuous solid-dosage manufacturing processes.

An interview with Doug Hausner, C-SOPS, about continuous manufacturing

The Manesty TPR 500 tablet press from Bosch Packaging Technology increases output and features a hygienic design.

Experts share insights on how product appearance such as size, shape, color, and imprint can make a difference in reducing medication errors.

Lifecycle management opportunities are impacting the development of controlled-release technologies for solid-dosage drugs.

Doug Hausner, Engineering Research Center for Structured Organic Particulate Systems, Rutgers University discusses continuous manufacturing for solid-dosage drug production.

The author discusses various aspects of the hot-melt extrusion process and outlines a practical approach to scale-up.

The authors describe how modular systems can be applied to continuous solid-dosage and nutraceutical manufacturing.

Charlie Martin, Leistritz Extrusion, describes hot-melt extrusion manufacturing processes and advances.

The author examines the effect of compaction force, gap width, and sieve setup on granule size.

A study investigated the influence and correlation of critical process parameters for the optimization of in-process curing.