Inspiring liquid dosage forms that put patient experience center stage

Better drug design and delivery options can help improve patient compliance – like novel suspension and solution liquid dosage forms. Suspensions are defined as finely divided insoluble drugs dispersed in a liquid vehicle. They can be available as a ready-to-use liquid suspension or a dry powder reconstitutable suspension. The latter is dispersed in water by the patient, caregiver or pharmacist before intake. On the other hand, solutions are liquid preparations in which the drug (and excipients) are dissolved in a suitable solvent or aqueous system.

Excipients are needed in liquid dosage forms – as suspending agents, protective colloids, wetting agents, buffers, preservatives, sweeteners, and more – to support the effective delivery of the pharmaceutical, while enhancing patient experience. IFF’s Pharma Solutions can help you deliver on the promise of liquid dosage forms with high patient acceptance.

 

Suspensions and Solutions

Dosage form

Functionality

Product Recommendation

Suspensions

Rheology modifier, stability improvement, thixotropy

Avicel® RC-591, Avicel® CL-611

GRINDSTED® Xanthan 80 PRM Plus, GRINDSTED® Xanthan 200 PRM Plus, GRINDSTED® Xanthan Easy PRM, GRINDSTED® Xanthan Clear 80 PRM

TEXTURECEL™ 1,000 PA 07, TEXTURECEL™ 2,000 PA 07, TEXTURECEL™ PRM 2,400 PA 07, TEXTURECEL™ 4,000 PA 07, TEXTURECEL™ 20,000 PA 07

METHOCEL™ E5 PRM, METHOCEL™ E4M PRM, METHOCEL™ K4M PRM

METHOCEL™ A4M PRM

Protanal® CR8133, Manucol® LKX

Gelcarin® and Viscarin® carrageenan

Solutions

Rheology modifier

METHOCEL™ LV cellulose ethers

TEXTURECELTM NaCMC

GRINDSTED® Xanthan

Protanal®, Manucol®, Manugel®, Protanal® ester alginates

Gelcarin®, Viscarin®, and SeaSpen® carrageenan

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*Examples only and not representative of a complete list of recommended products or benefits.

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