Intestinal absorption-modifying excipients

Pharmaceutical excipients in drug products are defined as pharmacologically inactive and are integral constituents of all types of oral dosage forms. However, some excipients may increase drug absorption by interacting with the mucosal…

Lipid Excipients for Cannabinoid Drug Products

The introduction of the cannabis plant into Western medicine dates to the 19th century when the plant was first used as an additive to patented medicines. The development of cannabis based therapies in the modern sense however came to a…

Particle Size-independent Variation of Bulk Excipients

Microcrystalline Cellulose (MCC) has been used as a pharmaceutical excipient for many years, due to its abundance, ease of production and resistance to degradation.  As with any excipient, however, variability between batches of supplied…