Sensory objectives
Define the taste and mouthfeel questions that your intended oral dosage form needs to address.
Application expertise
A better oral experience starts at formulation.
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.
Science in service of your next step.
A considered approach
The details behind
The details behind
a better decision.
Active characteristics
Review the properties of the active ingredient alongside the proposed taste-masking approach.
Release requirements
Evaluate sensory properties together with the release requirements of the finished formulation.
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Relevant materials & expertise.
Taste-Masked Actives
Actimask® Acetaminophen
Develop chewable or orally dispersible acetaminophen formulations with Actimask taste-masked material. Evaluate the coating system, sensory profile and release requirements as part of your product development.
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Drug Delivery Systems
Advantol® 300
Move from active ingredient to tablet trials with Advantol 300, a ready-to-use excipient system for dry blending and compression. Evaluate it against your active, equipment and target dosage form.
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Taste-Masked Actives
Actimask® Ibuprofen
Explore Actimask taste-masked ibuprofen for chewable and orally dispersible dosage forms. Review sensory performance, coating characteristics and release requirements together before moving into formulation trials.
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Bioziel Group
Pharmasolutions
Connect active ingredients, excipient selection and the intended patient experience in one development discussion. Explore a practical approach to patient-focused oral dosage forms.
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A good formulation starts
A good formulation starts
with the right questions.
Tell us about your application. We’ll help you identify the material options and information worth exploring.
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