Behavior of Uptake of Moisture by Drugs and Excipients under Accelerated Conditions of Temperature and Humidity in the Absence and the Presence of Light

Singh,Saranjit;

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June 2, 2003

Pharmaceutical Technology

Pharmaceutical Technology-06-02-2003

Volume27

Issue 6

Behavior of Uptake of Moisture by Drugs and Excipients under Accelerated Conditions of Temperature and Humidity in the Absence and the Presence of Light

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Saranjit Singh

The authors investigated the moisture gain of products containing ethambutol that were packaged in strip and blister packs as well as unpackaged formulations.

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