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This section is presented as a service to Inhalation’s readers. Content is provided by Inhalation’s advertisers. No product endorsement or preference is intended. 34 AUGUST 2024 Inhalation LITERATURE REVIEW These technical articles, from Inhalation's advertisers, are presented as a service to readers. Content is provided by the companies listed. No product endorsement or preference is intended. Catalent Catalent offers comprehensive solutions for pulmonary and nasal delivery, with development and man- ufacturing capabilities for dry powder inhalers, unit-dose, bi-dose and multi- dose nasal products. www.catalent.com Qualicaps Research and ndings of Qualicaps® R&D departments, in close collabora- tion with Academia contribute to our improved understanding of capsules' performance for use in dry powder inhalers. www.qualicaps.com Copley Scienti c Better In Vivo Prediction from OINDP Testing: A Goal Worth Pursuing? Motivation for more clinically rep- resentative test set-ups in OINDP development, demonstrating bio- equivalence, addressing practicalities and tools designed for support. www.copleyscienti c.com MSP, a Division of TSI ® MSP's poster explores how controlling temperature and humidity in labs affects the particle size distribution of Soft Mist Inhalers, offering crucial insights for optimal testing. www.tsi.com S-Matrix Fusion Inhaler Testing (FIT) – the only OINDP Software which supports all regulatory requirements and assures data integrity with bi-directional CDS automation and full 21 CFR 11 Com- pliance support. www.smatrix.com Proveris Scienti c "Improving Consistency of Qual- ity Control Testing for pMDI's" discusses techniques to increase reproducibility in DDU and APSD. A case study presents dose con- tent uniformity data achieved by holding testing variables consistent. https://bit.ly/3RX6Bez www.proveris.com Intertek Intertek's DDL 2023 Talk – Slide Download: Reducing Time Require- ments for MDRS Based IVBE Studies via Advanced Optimisation of Analysis Methods. https://bit.ly/ Intertek-MDRS-IVBE www.intertek.com

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