Direct Compression: Microcrystalline Cellulose Grade 12 versus Classic Grade 102

Although the most commonly used microcrystalline cellulose grade in direct-compression applications is the fine grade 102, the use of coarse grade 12 may offer better weight and content uniformity results.

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