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Tablets & Capsules November 2016 17 Excipient selection: Practical advice on using SUPAC. Metin Çelik. July 2008, p. 15. Formulating with liquids: Two-piece or softgel capsules? Angie Roberson. January 2016, p. 10. Formulating and producing tablets containing large, coated multiparticulates. Sateesh Sathigari and Yogesh Chachare. March 2013, p. 16. Formulating tablets containing moisture-sensitive actives. Pankaj Rege. Back Page, April 2014, p. 48. Formulation and evaluation of controlled-release matrix tablets. S.K. Singh, H. Dureja, D.N. Mishra, and J.K. Pandit. July 2007, p. 42. Ideas for de-risking candidate selection. Mark Cappucci. Back Page, March 2012, p. 48. The importance of geometry. Daniel Bar-Shalom, Kaisa Naelapää, and Clive G. Wilson. September 2012, p. 32. Investigation of the relationship between eszopiclone tablet coating and the onset of bitterness perception. David Tisi, Jeffrey Worthington, Richard Hsia, Kostas Saranteas, Kendyl Schaefer, and Tushar Misra. October 2011, p. 10. Keep your powder dry: Formulating, manufacturing, and packaging effervescent tablets. Peggy Wright. July 2011, p. 8. Low-viscosity HPCs. Ryan Cheng. Eye on Excipients, October 2014, p. 37. Making bitter-tasting APIs palatable using the right combi- nation of excipients. Bob Oas. July 2006, p. 12. Modern oral osmotic tablet technology. Randy Wald. September 2009, p. 30. Multi-particulate drug delivery: Overview of pellets-in- tablet technology. Mitesh D. Phale, Abhijit V. Gothoskar, Nagarajan Kailasam, and Kamlesh Redij. April 2011, p. 22. New ADIs and GMPs spell C-H-A-N-G-E. Emily Nystrom. March 2008, p. 18. New excipients for solubilizing APIs: Expansion of the HPMCAS chemistry space. Michael Morgen, David Lyon, Robert Schmitt, Meinolf Brackhagen, and Oliver Petermann. July 2013, p. 10. The "non-critical" excipient: Does it exist? Brian Carlin. Back Page, July 2012, p. 48. Optimizing pharmaceutical products using formulation sci- ence. Mark J. Kontny and Kwok Chow. March 2012, p. 10. Outsourcing the development of your dosage form: Wants versus needs. Back Page, Colin M. Minchom. March 2007, p. 68. Parallel or sequential development? Colin Minchom. Back Page, May 2011, p. 48. Pediatric formulations. Alen Guy. Eye on Excipients, April 2013, p. 37. Porous silica gel: An ideal solid hydrophilic carrier for oils and other liquids. Raghunadha Gupta, Chitra Sundararajan, Thomas Pauly, and Fred Monsuur. July 2012, p. 14. Quality by Design's impact on the cost of drug develop- ment. Ken Seufert. October 2013, p. 17. The quest for easier-to-swallow tablets. Daniel Bar- Shalom, Sanela Seric, Liv Dalsgaard, Lasse Saaby, Karsten Kramer Vig, Gerner Hansen, and Pablo Gustavo Vinicoff. January 2016, p. 35. A rapid vehicle-screening approach for formulating a low- solubility compound into liquid-filled capsules. Amol Kheur, Anil Kane, Mohammad Aleem, Maureen McLaughlin, Kiran Kumar Tumbalam, and Shivaprakash Poojary. January 2014, p. 10. Reasons to invest in pre-formulation services. Mark Cappucci. March 2011, p. 12. Reducing risk in the development and manufacture of tablets using rapid compressibility assessments. Dipankar Dey and Michael Gamlen. September 2011, p. 28. Rethinking neat-API capsule filling for Phase I clinical trials. Michael D. Ruff. July 2010, p. 8. Seeds of change: Thoughts on making solid dosage forms easier to swallow. Daniel Bar-Shalom. April 2010, p. 29. Selection of non-synthetic disintegrants for pharmaceutical and nutraceutical orally disintegrating tablets. Carmen Popescu, Liuming Zhou, Ashish Joshi, Hong Liu, Alain Francois, Delphine Damour, and Philippe LeFevre. July 2010, p. 14. Sizing up micro- and nano-encapsulation. James Oxley. Back Page, January 2010, p. 48. Soft or hard, liquid-filled capsules find niche in nutra mar- ket. Evan Hansen. October 2013, p. 32C. Take color, printing into account when developing capsule products. Cale E. Murray. Back Page, October 2011, p. 64. Tools for risk-based product development. Metin Çelik. Eye on Excipients, September 2009, p. 55. Using dissolvable films to deliver new and existing APIs. N.E. Gupta. March 2015, p. 16. Gelatin and vegetarian gels Gelatin. John A. McCarty. Eye on Excipients, January 2006, p. 49. Fish oil softgels: A comparison of delayed-release disintegra- tion performance. Laura K. Scattergood. July 2013, p. 32C. Gelatin capsules and dissolution. Margareth R. C. Marques. Back Page, January 2015, p. 64. HPMC capsules gain credibility as alternative to gelatin. Ken Seufert and Kirti Vatsa, September 2016, p. 41. A simple test to differentiate gelatin from hypromellose cap- sules. Enrique Requejo Gabás, Fernando Díez Menendez, Luis Polo Díez, and Nour Kayali. July 2013, p. 16. Soft or hard, liquid-filled capsules find niche in nutra mar- ket. Evan Hansen. October 2013, p. 32C. Swiss firm develops starch-based soft capsules. January 2013, p. 22. Granulation The ABCs of roller compaction. Vic Shulman. 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