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Explore ingredients by the dosage form or development challenge you are working on. Connect material selection with manufacturing requirements and the experience of the person taking your product.
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Chewable tablets & lozenges
Create chewable tablets and lozenges with attention to texture, mouthfeel and processing. Explore excipients that help you evaluate the balance between tablet integrity and a considered sensory experience.
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Effervescent formulations
Review the materials behind your effervescent dosage form, from sodium bicarbonate to supporting excipients. Consider moisture management, ingredient compatibility and processing requirements from the outset.
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Swallow tablets
Compare excipients against the properties your swallow tablet requires. Consider flow, compaction and disintegration together rather than treating them as separate development decisions.
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Antacids & digestive aids
Explore actives and preformulated materials for antacid and digestive-aid development. Compare powders, pastes and gels around your production process and finished-product requirements.
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Mineral supplements
For over 50 years, we have developed the knowledge and manufacturing expertise behind high-quality magnesium ingredients for pharmaceutical and healthcare products. Explore mineral materials that combine reliable processing with an excellent patient experience.
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Nutraceutical formulations
Explore functional materials for nutritional dosage forms with attention to manufacturability and the consumer experience. Define your format, active ingredients and sensory objectives before selecting excipients.
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Orally disintegrating technology
Explore ingredients and formulation platforms for orally disintegrating tablets and powders. Review disintegration, tablet integrity and mouthfeel alongside the characteristics of your active ingredient.
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Softgel capsules
Review plasticizer options in the context of your softgel formulation. Discuss shell flexibility, capsule appearance and fill compatibility before moving into development trials.
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Taste-masking
Address taste as part of your development strategy. Explore taste-masked materials and consider the interaction between sensory performance, active-ingredient characteristics and release requirements.
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Vaccine development
Explore aluminum hydroxide adjuvant materials with attention to adsorption and physical characteristics. Discuss the technical requirements and evaluation needed for your antigen-specific formulation.
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