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Effervescent tablets are uncoated tablet formulations comprising medicinal agent mixes with acid compounds and carbonates  that quickly react in the water presence to produce CO2. They are solid dosage forms that must be solubilized or mixed in a cup of water before being administered....

experience, machinery, and excipients used, manufactured or compressed tablets may have problems that are visible immediately or only after storing.   The following are issues related to tablet manufacture and how to solve them. Lamination and capping The detachment or splitting...

Pharmaceutical formulation quality control is a critical process in medication production. It is a technique or series of procedures aimed to ensure that identical batches of pharmaceuticals are produced that meet the stated requirements. This necessitates coordination and stringent...

The sugar coating method involves repeatedly adding a coating solution or mixture and drying off the solvent to build up layers of coating material on the tablet cores. The procedure is made up of several stages, every of which is intended to perform a certain purpose. A standard...

A variety of issues might arise throughout any coating procedure. Such concerns are frequently related to formulation issues that have been amplified by those associated with processing.   1.Surface cracking of the coatings Tablet cores that expand during or after coating are...

Dropping pills are spherical preparations made from drugs and suitable matrix materials by mixing in the melted state and solidifying by dropping into an immiscible inert cooling media.   The manufacturing of dropping pills is related to the dropping method for soft capsules....

First of all what is mixing ? A unit process known as mixing occurs when two or more components are handled in a way that each particle or molecule of the components lies as closely as possible in touch with a particle or molecule of the other components. There are several methods...

Dry granulation, also known as precompression or twofold compression, is a procedure for increasing particle size that is intended to enhance the flow and compression properties of powders that would not otherwise be appropriate for compression. Powder particles are compressed into...

Pharmaceutical emulsions are immiscible liquid disperse systems in which the dispersed phase is made of tiny globules of a liquid scattered across a vehicle. The dispersion medium is referred to as the continuous or external phase in emulsion nomenclature, whereas the dispersed phase...

Capsules are solid dosage forms primarily intended for oral administration that are made by putting medication powders and the appropriate excipients into empty capsule shells. The capsule’s outer shell can cover up unpleasant flavors or odors while also shielding the contents...