Dosage form Classification with example
Drugs are rarely administered as pure chemical entity, Almost always given as formulated preparations i.e Dosage form. They are administered in […]
Drugs are rarely administered as pure chemical entity, Almost always given as formulated preparations i.e Dosage form. They are administered in […]
Suppositories are single solid dosage forms intended for insertion into body orifices/cavities (nasal, vagina, rectal, ear, nose) where they melt, soften, or
Identification of emulsions (O/W & W/O) using dye solubility, dilution, conductivity & creaming tests. Includes summary, FAQs & MCQs for pharmacy students.
To Prepare emulsion, there is a need for emulsifying agents and Formulation additives (Antioxidants, Preservatives, Humectants, Colors and flavorings agents). An emulsion is
Pharmaceutical emulsions are classified based on phase type, globule size, and structure. This post explains oil-in-water (o/w), water-in-oil (w/o), micro, fine, and multiple emulsions with examples, emulsifiers, and their pharmaceutical applications such as sustained drug release
Explore the key steps involved in the manufacturing of pharmaceutical tablets, from mixing and granulation to compression and coating
Formulation of Aerosol Formulation of Aerosol consists of two important components Type of aerosol system There are three type aerosol
Quality Control (QC) tests For Parenteral Product QA (Quality Assurance) relates to the studies made and the plans developed for
Container for parenteral preparation should be Parenteral/injectable preparations are packaged into containers made of glass or plastic. Container systems include or Various
Paste: Semisolid Topical Preparation Pharmaceutical Pastes are semisolid dosage forms that contain one or more drug substances intended for topical/external application to the skin.