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Excipient Screening

Excipient Screening

Excipients represent the inactive components of a pharmaceutical dosage form, which are intentionally incorporated into a formulation to function as stabilizer, synergist, and other specific roles. Since they directly contact with the active pharmaceutical ingredients, an ideal excipient is, therefore, have no or at least indistinctive adverse effect on the critical quality attributes of the actives, such as the stability and bioavailability.

Excipient Screening

Application of excipients

Our Services

Given the increasing emergence of functional categories of excipients, selection of the most suitable excipients is becoming more time-consuming and complex. Through a variety of top-notch analytical methods and techniques such as physicochemical testing, thermal investigation and some surface energy analytical tools, we are able to offer our customers the most appropriate strategy and valuable information in a cost-effective way. For supporting your screening services, BOC Sciences will simplify the excipient selection process by various aspects:

Why Choose BOC Sciences?

BOC Sciences has extensive professional knowledge in analyzing a broad range of excipients no matter derived from natural sources, synthesized chemically, or semisynthetic chemistry. BOC Sciences will provide you with a full range of analysis reports related to how the tested excipients impact the stability, binding properties, compaction, compression, and other properties of the active ingredients. Additionally, our team of highly trained experts work collaboratively with you to find out the most cost-effective and fundamentally appropriate excipients for supporting your formulation development.

Optimize Excipient Selection with BOC Sciences Screening Services

BOC Sciences conducts detailed excipient screening to assess compatibility, stability, and performance, enabling rational formulation design and improved final product quality.

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References

  1. Katdare, A., & Chaubal, M. (Eds.). (2006). Excipient development for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and drug delivery systems. CRC Press.
  2. Baldrick, P. (2000). Pharmaceutical excipient development: the need for preclinical guidance. Regulatory toxicology and pharmacology, 32(2), 210-218.
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