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c-Indextoart_6-23_Jasper Art5.0 #11 11/6/13 9:58 AM Page 9 November 2013 9 Tablets & Capsules Enteric coating of hard capsules, part 1. Brian E. Jones. January 2009, p. 10. Enteric coating of hard capsules, part 2. Brian E. Jones. April 2009, p. 10. Evaluation of capsule cracking with hygroscopic fills: An alternative view. David Fulper, Dawn Downey, and Haibo Wang. September 2009, p. 40. Evolution of the soft gelatin capsule: Pharmaceuticals to paintballs. Keith Schmoke. January 2004, p. 26. Evolution of the technology for filling two-piece hard capsules with powders. Brian E. Jones. January 2006, p. 10. Filling two-piece hard capsules with liquids. Matt Richardson and Sven Stegemann. January 2007, p. 12. Fish oil softgels: A comparison of delayed-release disintegration performance. Laura K. Scattergood. July 2013, p. 32C. Flexible equipment, ready service capture capsule business at PharmaFab. January 2005, p. 32; Capsules and Capsule Filling Desktop Reference, May 2006, p. 10. The fundamentals of optimizing machine and product yields in capsule filling operations. Stephen W. Lee. Capsules and Capsule Filling Desktop Reference, July 2010, p. 4. Gelita aims expertise at capsule manufacturers. Tom Keenan. January 2005, p. 28. The hard capsule with the soft center: The re-emergence of liquid-filled hard capsules. Tamara Smith. January 2004, p. 15; Capsules and Capsule Filling Desktop Reference, May 2006, p. 5. How gelatin and hypromellose capsules differ in product release during dissolution testing. Brian E. Jones. January 2010, p. 16. How softgels are made and how to select a manufacturer. Robin C. Koon. March 2004, p. 21; Capsules and Capsule Filling Desktop Reference, May 2006, p. 42. Influence of mechanical stress on the formation of cracks in two-piece capsules. David Fulper, Haibo Wang, and Dawn Downey. January 2010, p. 8. Jarrow Formulas fortifies its business with softgel expertise. March 2007, p. 28. Liquid-filled two-piece capsules: Technical implementation and manufacturing perspectives. William Bowtle. September 2008, p. 34. Micro-dosing equipment fills niche in R&D, clinical trial materials. March 2009, p. 22. Micro-dosing system eases clinical manufacturing at Catalent. September 2009, p. 50. Not so hard: Capsules offer flexibility. Matthew Knopp. January 2009, p. 16. Nutra applies GNC's "quality first" principle to manufacturing. July 2013, p. 32J. Nutra pioneers automatic softgel inspection. October 2006, p. 34. OTC products: Understanding consumer expectations and perceptions. Sven Stegemann, Catherine Lehmann, and Missy Lowery. January 2011, p. 14. Online x-ray inspection of filled capsules. Melanie Beck, Martin Vogt, and Iulian Maga. January 2012, p. 12. Over-encapsulation: Techniques and challenges of blinding clinical trial materials. Matt Richardson. March 2010, p. 14. An overview of capsule checkweighers. Donald K. Lightfoot. January 2011, p. 8. An overview of capsule sealing equipment. Donald K. Lightfoot. January 2013, p. 10. Pharmaceutical capsules: Key considerations. Shabbir Badami. January 2013, p. 18. Back Page: Put it in a capsule. Gabriel Eilemberg. January 2013, p. 48. Reduce visual inspection of capsules by building quality in. Jim Moorhead. March 2010, p. 32C. Rethinking neat-API capsule filling for Phase I clinical trials. Michael D. Ruff. July 2010, p. 8. The role of tooling in finished capsule quality. Stephen W. Lee, January 2012, p. 20. Sealing method allows probiotics to thrive in oil-filled capsule. January 2007, p. 26. A simple test to differentiate gelatin from hypromellose capsules. 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 market. Evan Hansen. October 2013, p. 32C. Swiss firm develops starch-based soft capsules. January 2013, p. 22. Tips on encapsulating dietary supplements using tamping-style machinery. Jim Moorhead. January 2008, p. 22. To boost softgel capacity, Intergel overhauls its drying operations. January 2006, p. 22. Using pre-gelatinized starch to develop powder-filled hard capsules containing low-melting-point drugs. Usha C. Gohil, Fridrun Podczeck, and Marina Levina. January 2005, p. 12; Capsules and Capsule Filling Desktop Reference, May 2006, p. 22. Using a small-scale capsule dip coater to produce gastroresistant hard capsules. Ruth Dodds and Fridrun Podczeck. January 2008, p. 12. Clinical trials Back Page: Rethinking returns and reconciliation. May Singh. May 2013, p. 44. Capsule filling machine extends flexibility, capacity at Almac. March 2013, p. 26. Clinical trial materials: Outsourcing provides niche expertise. Bob Oas. March 2006, p. 24. Micro-dosing equipment fills niche in R&D, clinical trial materials. March 2009, p. 22. i n d e x t o a r t i c l e s