Pharma Excipients

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Kolliphor® CS 12 and Kolliphor® CS 20 – emulsifiers by BASF

The science behind emulsifier functionality Emulsifiers are surface-active substances that reduce the interfacial tension between the oil and water phase of an emulsion. Emulsifiers are adsorbed at the interface, creating a film between the immiscible phases, thus preventing the coalescence of droplets. Due to the amphiphilic structure of an…

Apinovex Polymers Enable Solubility With Ease

Apinovex™ polymers can be easily incorporated into your drug project via spray drying or other solvent-based processes. This novel excipient has a broad API and solvent compatibility to produce Amorphous Solid Dispersions (ASD) of your…

Surge in demand for patient-centric dosage forms

From minitablets to stick-packs: BENEO’s filler-binder galenIQ™ makes it easy for manufacturers to meet a growing need for convenient paediatric and geriatric delivery formats Different consumer groups have different requirements. The…

Safety of Soluplus® in Pediatrics

This paper provides information on the risk and acceptability of the polymeric solubilizer Soluplus® as an excipient in pediatric formulations. The assessment was performed based on safety data available from the manufacturer and publicly…

Excipient Taxonomy for the 21st Century

The performance of pharmaceutical dosage forms relies heavily on the characteristics of the excipients that are incorporated into the drug product during the manufacturing process. Therefore, it is imperative that formulators are able to…