Section 1: Solid Dosage Forms Learning Objectives: 1. Classification, characteristics, and general quality requirements of solid dosage forms 2. Powders and granules 3. Tablets 4. Capsules 》 Classification, characteristics, and quality requirements 》 Clinical applications and precautions 》 Analysis of typical prescriptions Pharmaceutics – What to Expect? 1. Overview of Solid Dosage Forms 1. Classification … Read more
Powder Formulations Classification By Medical Use:Internal Powder Formulations, Topical Powder Formulations By Composition:Single Herb Powder Formulations, Compound Powder Formulations By Nature of the Medicine:Common Powder Formulations, Special Powder Formulations By Dosage:Measured Powder Formulations, Non-measured Powder Formulations Quality Requirements Regulations on Production and Storage (1) The raw materials for powder formulations must be crushed; internal powder … Read more
Classification of Powdered Formulations Definition: A dry powder preparation made from raw medicinal substances or suitable excipients that have been crushed and uniformly mixed. Classification methods for powdered formulations: (1) By method of use: Mainly divided into oral powdered formulations and topical powdered formulations. Oral powdered formulations can be taken with water or dissolved in … Read more