Notes on pharmaceutical development
Practical perspectives from our formulation, analytical, clinical and scale-up teams on the questions that shape pharmaceutical development.
Why taste-masking strategy belongs at the start of formulation feasibility
Taste is often treated as a late-stage finishing problem. Considering it during feasibility can shape excipient choice, dosage form and the evidence a program will later need.
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