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Inhalation OctOber 2024 21 Plasma process for treating MDI canisters H&T Presspart offers a unique plasma process—man- ufactured under license from Portal Medical Ltd—for treating the internal surfaces of metered dose inhaler (MDI) canisters, which can help ensure the active drug content does not stick to the canister wall. is fluorocarbon polymerization (FCP) plasma treatment process can improve the surface energy performance of an MDI canister, which can enhance drug stability in formulations where interactions with the alumin- ium substrate can lead to product degradation and reduced shelf life. H&T Presspart UK: +44 1254 582233 blackburn@presspart.com www.presspart.com Dry powder inhalation capsule portfolio Lonza's Capsugel ® Zephyr™ dry powder inhalation (DPI) capsule portfolio is a comprehensive capsule product offering, featuring customized DPI capsules and dedicated equipment in place for efficient, phase- appropriate capsule filling. e Zephyr DPI portfolio addresses the need for highly customized solutions for pulmonary route delivery methods and is supported by Lonza's inhalation and drug development and par- ticle engineering capabilities. is integrated product and service offering can enable consistent and optimal release performance for inhalation drugs. Lonza Capsules & Health Ingredients US: +1 888 783-6361 www.capsugel.com Semi- or fully automated testing systems Not only can you accurately control test variables such as air flow, firing force, speed and distance for dose wasting and collection, but each part of your semi- or fully automated testing system can provide the traceable data needed for quality and compli- ance. Your 21 CFR Part 11 compliant data capture, storage and retrieval are available through our user- friendly Relovex ® software. And your testing system can be installed as a stand-alone unit or integrated into Astech's full range of automated testing systems. Astech Projects UK: +44 1928 571797 www.astechprojects.co.uk

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