|Articles|May 2, 2020

Pharmaceutical Technology

  • Pharmaceutical Technology-05-02-2020
  • Volume 44
  • Issue 5

Small-Volume Conversion Kit for Bathless Dissolution Testers

Distek’s small-volume conversion kit for its Model 2500 Select bathless dissolution tester uses bathless heating technology and the continuous monitoring and control of the in-vessel temperature to eliminate the water bath in the dissolution tester.

Distek’s small-volume conversion kit for its Model 2500 Select bathless dissolution tester uses bathless heating technology and the continuous monitoring and control of the in-vessel temperature to eliminate the water bath in the dissolution tester. With the ability to run lower volumes ranging from 30–100 mL, formulators can perform rapid dissolution or solubility evaluations using less API. The kit can also be used with manual or semi-automated sampling techniques as well as in-situ UV fiber optics.

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