Temat: Pharma Education: The best websites for pharma learning

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Temat: Pharma Education: The best websites for pharma learning

Pharma education is a knowledge-sharing network for pharmacy students and professionals that provides trustworthy information with references. Also, PharmaEducation is a knowledge hub for supporting health science study and health enthusiasts. Pharma Education is the best choice for pharmacy, medical, and other health science students such as nursing, pharmacy technician students as well as professionals. Generally, PharmaEducation is a pharmacy study-related website.

The tagline of Pharma Education: Simplifying Pharma Learning

Pharma Education publishes:
− Answers to Pharmacy study-related questions

− Pharmaceutical technology,

− Pharmacy related higher study information,

− Pharmaceutical manufacturing-related problems and solutions,

− Pharmacy and pharmacist related jobs tips

− Elucidation of the complexities of pharmacy and health information

− Pharma related articles

− Various resources that may help to ease access to various important pharmacy-related websites.

So, construct your knowledge rapidly from well-presented, concise contents of Pharma Education. Our main goal is to provide well-presented, concise content for pharmacy, medical, and other health science students such as nursing, pharmacy technician students.
Homepage: https://pharmaeducation.net
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#12882 | Julie Walters | Dodany: 2021-05-23 12:41:27 | Ostatnia modyfikacja: 2021-05-23 12:59:40

Cream vs Ointment

Creams are opaque, viscous, relatively soft, consistently spreadable, a semisolid dosage form that often comprises more than 20% water & volatiles and normally less than 50% hydrocarbons, waxes, or polyols as the vehicle for the drug substance, intended for external application.

On the other hand, Ointments are semisolid dosage forms that comprise less than 20% water & volatiles, and more than 50% hydrocarbons, waxes, or polyols as the vehicle, intended for external application.

More: https://pharmaeducation.net/difference-between-cream-and-ointment/

#12886 | Julie Walters | Dodany: 2021-05-23 12:58:50

Excipients for Tablets with examples

Excipients are an integral part of any pharmaceutical product necessary for manufacturing as well as performance. So, a formulator should have proper knowledge about excipients for tablets to make them properly. Drugs are rarely given as pure chemical substances only and are always administered as formulated dosage form with active pharmaceutical ingredients and inactive ingredients. These therapeutically inactive ingredients of pharmaceutical preparation are known as excipients.

Functional classifications of excipients for tablets and other pharmaceutical products are qualitative, broad, and descriptive. An excipient may be used in diverse ways or for diverse purposes in pharmaceutical preparation and hence may require different material attributes to achieve the desired performance.

Common Excipients for Tablets
Diluents: essential excipients for tablets to increase the weight or volume.
Binders: vital excipients for tablets to facilitate the agglomeration of powder into granules.
Disintegrants: essential excipients for tablets to assist dosage form’s breakup or disintegration into small units/fragments.
Lubricants: vital excipients for tablets to reduce the frictional forces between particle-particle as well as particles and metal-contact surfaces.
Glidant: to promote the flow properties of tablet granules or power materials.
Coloring agent: to give a color or identification of the tablets as either pigment or coating materials.
Flavoring agent: used only in some types of tablets such as chewable tablets or dispersible tablets or in coating suspension for bad smelled tablets such as Amlodipine + Olmesartan Medoxomil tablet.
Sweetener or Sweetening agent: especially used in the chewable, dispersible, sublingual tablet.
Surfactant: used for low solubility tablets to improve wetting and deaggregation of drug particles to get a rapid and improved dissolution.
Release-Modifying Agents: especially used to control drug release in modified-release formulations (prolonged-release or controlled-release tablet).
Resource: https://pharmaeducation.net/excipients-for-tablets/

#12887 | Julie Walters | Dodany: 2021-05-23 13:01:14

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