E-Book | January 8, 2024

Benefits Of Liquid-Filled Capsules In Pharmaceutical Development

Source: Altasciences
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The selection of a drug product format in development plays a pivotal role, with direct implications for timelines and the seamless transition from the availability of the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) to clinical dosing. Optimal decisions in formulation and manufacturing are imperative, as challenges can lead to protracted and expensive setbacks, potentially jeopardizing the entire endeavor and negatively impacting the success of your program. Conversely, precise formulation development and manufacturing, executed by experts, significantly contribute to the drug's ability to safely deliver the intended dosage, facilitating successful completion of clinical trials within desired timelines.

Liquid-filled hard-shell capsules (LFCs) have emerged as an advantageous choice, outperforming tablets and other solid oral dosage forms. They expedite drug development through a simplified and swift process, enabling quick entry into clinical trials. LFCs also facilitate dosage adjustments on the fly, dose escalations without increased API demand, and streamlined scale-up for late-stage trials and commercialization. Furthermore, LFCs enhance applicability for poorly soluble APIs, low-dose, highly potent APIs (HPAPIs), and those requiring sustained release or highly stable environments. Offering customization options and opening new marketing avenues, learn more about how LFCs stand as a versatile solution propelling drug development programs forward.

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