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|Articles|April 24, 2018
Lonza Pharma & Biotech
Author(s)Lonza Pharma & Biotech
Due to the intrinsic enteric properties of Capsugel® Vcaps® Enteric, no coating step is needed. It means that this capsule is a ready-to-use solution that can help you in obtaining significant cost and time savings during pharmaceutical development or compounding.
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Capsugel® Vcaps® Enteric Capsule is a fully compliant capsule technology that simplifies drug enteric delivery implementation from early-stage development to commercial manufacturing. The pharmaceutical grades of cellulosic derivatives used in Capsugel® Vcaps® Enteric capsules are approved and have extensive market precedence for use in providing enteric protection. They have been evaluated in-vitro and in-vivo across a number of compounds, which has proven full compliance with relevant European, Japanese and US Pharmacopeia monographs.
Capsugel® Vcaps® Enteric capsules can be utilized to greatly simplify and accelerate prototype development and rapid in-vivo testing of products requiring targeted delivery to the upper GI tract:
- Eliminate coating system preparation and application steps
- Rapid screening and optimization of enteric performance
- Remove dependency of enteric functionality with process variability
- Obviate need for process development of the enteric coating step, process scale-up and validation
Product Description
- Two-piece hard capsule
- Manufactured with pharmaceutical-grade cellulosic derivatives (HPMCAS, HPMC)
Contact Details:
Company name: Lonza Pharma & Biotech
Website:
E-mail: solutions.emea@lonza.com
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