The pharmaceutical industry has undergone a sea of change in recent years as manufacturers have adapted to the end of the era of large-volume production of mass-market blockbuster drugs. With firms now focusing in on subpopulations of patients, there is a need for lean, adaptable facilities that can switch quickly between multiple products in multiple formats. Modular facilities can meet this need. While not a panacea, for the right project characteristics, ‘Modularity in Design’ can deliver significant and quantifiable long-term value.
A collaborative study involving Cardinal Health, Inc. and Air Dispersions Ltd. has been carried out to further the understanding of the extrusion process and its impact upon the quality of Blow/Fill/Seal product.
We know that a weighing system must be rigid to get good results. We should also know that a three point system is inherently more stable than a four point system as three points define a plane. We know that we can convert a four wheel portable vessel to a three point system by using a double frame design “sandwich concept."
A common problem statement in the pharmaceutical industry is low oral bioavailability of drug candidates with poor aqueous solubility.
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