With the right excipients, formulators can control when, where, and how an API is released. Demand for controlled-release formulations is expanding as patients’ expectations for greater convenience ...

During the past few years, we've seen a growing interest in direct oral application products, evidenced by the large amount of products already available on the market. During the past few years, ...

The purpose of formulation development is to ensure that the drug is safe, effective, stable, and convenient to use. If the dosage form is improperly selected and if the prescription and process ...

Although inactive ingredients enhance a drug product’s physical properties and have been deemed safe, clinical reports documenting adverse reactions caused by excipients have been increasing. 1 In ...

Functional classification of excipients for tablets and other pharmaceutical products differs for diverse purposes in pharmaceutical preparation and hence may require different material attributes to ...

When it comes to drugs, most of the attention goes to the active pharmaceutical ingredient. But typically the vast majority of what’s in a tablet, capsule, or liquid isn’t the active ingredient. A ...

The Nutraceutical Excipients Market is being driven by the growing global demand for dietary supplements, functional foods, and fortified nutrition products. Rising consumer focus on preventive ...

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This page lists all known medications that could potentially lead to 'Reaction to drug excipients' as a side effect. It's important to note that mild side effects are quite common with medications.