How a medicine should be taken is usually explained in the patient information leaflet provided by the manufacturer. Whether a …

Whether you're developing an NCE (new chemical entity) or the generic version of a marketed drug, it’s helpful to understand …

These are the 3 common ways a medicine can be taken: before a meal, with/after a meal or either before …

A drug encounters various types of gastrointestinal fluids as it journeys through the gut. These in vivo fluids have distinct …

Disintegration is a physical process that occurs when a dosage form (e.g. tablet or gelatine capsule) breaks up into smaller …

A high-fat FDA meal is a standardized meal administered to patients or volunteers when conducting fed state/condition …

A bioequivalent drug product means the bioavailability and the clinical outcome of a Test Product and the Reference Listed Drug …

During a dissolution test, each sample that is taken must be passed through a syringe filter. This step ensures that …

Testing new or generic drug products in in vitro dissolution media that simulate in vivo gastric fluids after a meal …