INSIGHTS ON SOLID DOSE MANUFACTURING

• Five Tests For Pharmaceutical Containment

  As active pharmaceutical ingredients increase in potency and become more hazardous to work with, pharmacological and chemical containment devices are required to meet containment performance targets through independent testing before use in laboratories can begin. Typically, we test containment equipment against some minimum performance standard. This is necessary to protect procedural integrity and the sensitive products undergoing processing.

• High Containment Single-Use FIBC For Pharmaceutical Powder Handling

  This webinar focuses on moving the HPAPI powders thru the entire process starting with chemical synthesis of the molecule to finishing in multiple solid dosage forms.

• Manufacturer Finds Solution For Transporting HPAPI Product with Containment

  A client was in need of a containment enclosure for an analytical weighing and solution-preparation operation involving Highly Potent Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (HPAPI) in powder form. Their goal was to transfer product from an enclosure to another enclosure. read how Flow Sciences used a recently developed containment device and augmented to fit the specific needs of the client.

• Five Key Functional Challenges Can Affect Oral Drug Products With An Immediate Release Profile. Ready-To-Use Excipients Can Now Solve Them All.

  The market for oral drug products with an immediate release profile continues to move towards the development of more complex dosage forms designed to address specific functional or application requirements. While each formulation is different, customers most commonly want solutions to some combination of these five key challenges.

• Mini-Spray Dryer Encloser Solution For Pharmaceutical Application

  A client required the design and build an enclosure that could house the Buchi B-290 Mini-Spray Dryer during process. See how this designer/manufacturer was able to provide a solution that could offer containment down to less than one microgram per cubic meter.

• Breaking The Misconceptions Of Maximum Compression Force

  With proper formulation development and tablet design the tablet press operator should be able to manufacture quality tablets without exceeding the tooling’s maximum compression force rating.

• Particle Analysis Suite Facilitate Flexibility In Dynamic Laboratory Work Environment

  Flow Sciences is known for their flexibility and their unique reception of customer needs. When approached by a client with a specific design request, Flow Sciences was able to work with the client, including supplying a fiberboard mockup so they could make additional considerations before finalizing the design, to come up with a solution.

• Preventing Sticking And Picking Through Tablet Design

  Sticking or picking issues are often not detected. Prevent unanticipated problems during scale-up and full-scale production by considering tablet compression issues before tablet designs are finalized.

• Aseptic Filling Of Dry Powder And Liquid In Dual Chamber Syringes

  The trend towards pre-filled disposable syringes whether of the single or dual chamber type is increasing. This webcast concentrates on the aseptic pharmaceutical packaging process challenges that need to be addressed in the final filling process of dual chamber syringes, where both liquid and powdery substances are mixed by the patient immediately prior to injection. This practice shows clear advantages as it can eliminate preservatives needs while enabling longer shelf lives.