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A Quality-by-Design comparison of two film coating sys- tems. Brian Cheng. April 2013, p. 12. The role of high-solids coating systems in reducing process costs. Stuart C. Porter. April 2010, p. 10. Selecting a cartridge dust collection system for tablet coating operations. David A. Steil. April 2015, p. 12. Selecting coatings for tablet tooling to increase productiv- ity and solve problems. Rob Blanchard. July 2012, p. 30. Sizing up micro- and nano-encapsulation. James Oxley. Back Page, January 2010, p. 48. Solvent-based coatings get a second look. Matthew Knopp. April 2011, p. 8. Some advantages of non-perforated coating pans. Francesco Nigris. April 2007, p. 40. Tablet design, quality affect coating quality. Michael D. Tousey. Back Page, April 2007, p. 64. Tech tip: Understanding pattern air. Fred A. Rowley. April 2015, p. 23. Tips to improve tablet coating efficiency. Chris Byers. April 2017, p. 25. Toward a greater understanding of the scuffing defect observed on film-coated tablets. Fred A. Rowley. April 2012, p. 18. Treating volatile exhaust streams from coating and drying operations. Jeff Kudronowicz. April 2015, p. 22. Troubleshooting appearance-related problems of film- coated tablets. Stuart C. Porter. April 2008, p. 16. Troubleshooting Wurster coating systems, part 1. Edward J. Godek. January 2012, p. 32. Troubleshooting Wurster coating systems, part 2. Edward J. Godek. March 2012, p. 30. Understanding the effects of process-air humidity on tablet coating. Edward S. Novit. Coating Desktop Reference, July 2008, p. 11. Understanding the film coating process. Gernot Warnke. April 2017, p. 13. Understanding pH-dependent film-coating materials. John A. McCarty. Coating Desktop Reference, July 2008, p. 30. Understanding pH-independent film-coating materials. John A. McCarty. Coating Desktop Reference, July 2008, p. 30. The uses and benefits of high-solids tablet coatings. Bradley Brown and Richard Edsall. April 2013, p. 20. Using conical rotor technology to coat small multipartic- ulate dosage forms. Shawn Engels and Brian Jensen. April 2012, p. 12. Using terahertz spectroscopy to map tablet cores and coatings. Mark Sullivan, Edward King, Eiji Kato, David Heaps, Richard McKay, and Xiao Hua Zhou. October 2013, p. 10 What to expect from barrier coatings. Beverly Schad, Eric Van Ness, and Thomas Riley. July 2011, p. 14. Continuous manufacturing Accurately and safely dispensing pharmaceutical and high-value powders with an automated loss-in-weight feeder. Sharon Nowak. May 2015, p. 16. Arden House conference: Continuous manufacturing gains momentum. Matthew Knopp. May 2015, p. 20. Evaluation of a continuous-cycled film coater in applying a high-solids coating formulation. Charles Cunningham, Jörg Crönlein, and Oliver Nohynek. October 2015, p. 20. Dedusters The evolution of tablet dedusters. Nic Michel. March 2013, p. 31. How's your deduster? Andre Petric. Back Page, September 2014, p. 48. Selecting the right tablet deduster for your application. Andre Petric. September 2013, p. 22. Dietary supplements Amway opts for integrated packaging lines. January 2017, p. 37. At Amway, "workhorse" bottle is safe bet. May 2011, p. 14. The buck stops where? Clarifying responsibility under qual- ity agreements. Justin Prochnow. October 2015, p. 32B. Calcium phosphates for tabletting. Heinz Einig and Silke John. Eye on Excipients, May 2010, p. 29. The challenges of encapsulating dietary supplements. Karina Basso. October 2016, p. 32C. Chitosan as a pharmaceutical excipient? John McCarty. Eye on Excipients, September 2013, p. 51. Clearing the regulatory hurdles to bring a supplement product to market. Justin J. Prochnow. July 2010, p. 32C. Compliance challenges facing the nutraceutical and dietary- supplement industries. Joy A. Joseph. March 2009, p. 32C. Contracting with the dietary supplement cGMPs in mind. Paul M. Hyman and Bryon F. Powell. September 2009, p. 32C. Creating compliant labels for dietary supplements in Canada. Peter Wojewnik. September 2010, p. 32C. Defending against adulteration. Karina Basso. January 2016, p. 32B. Differences Down-Under: Australian labels for comple- mentary medicines vs. US labels for dietary supplements. Robert Forbes. September 2010, p. 32D. Effect of sampling methods on vitamin D blending uni- formity. Wenming Zeng, Dan Wang, and Doug Roper. October 2016, p. 17. Eight tips for selecting a nutraceutical contract manufac- turer. Greg Williford. March 2009, p. 32J. Embracing QbD and PAT in nutraceutical production. Misty Muscarella, Charles Preuss, Y.V. Pathak, and Adnan Sabir. October 2011, p. 18. 12 November 2017 Tablets & Capsules