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|Articles|August 28, 2019
How Can You Avoid the Fallout From Incompatibility Between Your API and Its Formulation?
Author(s)Thermo Fisher Scientific
Designing a formulation for a drug product calls for careful attention to both the physical and chemical properties of the active pharmaceutical ingredient. Find out how a pharmaceutical company can recognize both unfavorable drug substance properties and incompatibility between an API and its formulation to avoid potential risks to the patient and more.
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