Solid/Semi-Solid Dosage

Solid-Dosage Forms Demand Traditional and Emerging Technologies

August 01, 2014

Contract development and manufacturing organizations identify trends, challenges, and emerging technology and service needs for solid and semi-solid dosage forms.

Study Shows Capsugel's Capsules as Suitable Excipients in QbD-based Product Development and Manufacturing

July 29, 2014

PTSM: Pharmaceutical Technology Sourcing and Management

Study provides first substantive reference data on key quality attributes of empty capsules

Mislabeling Triggers Tablet Recall by American Health Packaging

July 22, 2014

American Health Packaging announced a voluntary nationwide recall of ibuprofen and oxcarbazepine tablets due to mislabeling on the inner unit dose blister packaging.

Fette Tablet Press Produces High Volumes

July 09, 2014

Fette's FE75 Tablet Press is designed for large batches.

Tablet Dedusters Are Flexible and Efficient

July 07, 2014

Kraemer KD60 equipment conveys and dedusts vitamin and nutraceutical tablets.

Jones Packaging Invests in New Solid Dose Vial Line

June 26, 2014

PTSM: Pharmaceutical Technology Sourcing and Management

Jones Packaging introduces a new solid dose vial line in its Toronto facility.

Continuous Solid-Dosage Manufacturing Moves Forward

May 21, 2014

Equipment and Processing Report

Progress in equipment availability, process analytical technology, and advanced process control aids ongoing development of continuous solid-dosage manufacturing processes.

Continuous Manufacturing in Solid-Dosage Drug Production, an Interview with Doug Hausner, C-SOPS

May 14, 2014

An interview with Doug Hausner, C-SOPS, about continuous manufacturing

Tablet Press Increases Output

May 08, 2014

The Manesty TPR 500 tablet press from Bosch Packaging Technology increases output and features a hygienic design.

Safety by Design—Mitigating the Risk of Medication Errors Through Product Design

April 15, 2014

Experts share insights on how product appearance such as size, shape, color, and imprint can make a difference in reducing medication errors.