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Define the intended chewable or orally dispersible format and the sensory questions you want to evaluate.
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Preparing your experienceDevelop 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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Define the intended chewable or orally dispersible format and the sensory questions you want to evaluate.
Consider the coated material in the context of your active loading, excipient system and processing conditions.
Review sensory performance and release requirements together through your development and testing programme.
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Explore taste-masked materials for chewable and orally dispersible dosage forms. Review sensory objectives alongside active compatibility, processing conditions and release requirements.
Explore detailsAddress taste as part of your development strategy. Explore taste-masked materials and consider the interaction between sensory performance, active-ingredient characteristics and release requirements.
Explore detailsCreate 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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Actimask Acetaminophen exhibits little or none of the bitter taste associated with the drug, which may be due to minimal drug release in the oral cavity during the first minute of exposure. However, it exceeds USP/EP compendial dissolution requirements and at gastric pH the drug release matches that of uncoated acetaminophen.
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