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Acid-resistant HPMC capsules DRcaps HPMC hard capsules accept liquid and powder fills, mask off-tastes and odors without shellac coating, and resist stomach acid to delay capsules from opening after ingestion. Com- pany also offers vegetable-based band- ing of liquid-filled capsules. Applica- tions include delivery of acid-sensitive supplements—including probiotics, enzymes, and some sport nutrition ingredients—to intestines. In vivo study suggests DRcaps disintegrate about 45 minutes later than typical 5- minute immediate-release capsules. Complete release of capsule's contents occurs 20 minutes after onset of release. Capsugel, Greenwood, SC. Tel. 888 783 6361 www.capsugel.com Capsule filler CF80 capsule filler produces as many as 80,000 capsules per hour in sizes 4 to 00. Features include stand-alone touch-screen control, pneumatic hopper lifts, product- contact parts made from FDA-approved materials, pneumatically driven vacuum pump, and alarm system. Company also offers CF50 machine that fills capsules with powders, pellets, tablets, capsules, and combinations. CapPlus Technologies, Phoenix, AZ. Tel. 623 582 2800 www.capplustech.com Capsule filler CFM-2000 capsule filler places pellets, tablets, and granules in capsule sizes 5 to 00, producing as many as 2,000 capsules per minute. Machine's touch-screen interfaces with Siemens controls. Company also offers tablet presses, bin blenders, fluid-bed dryers, and tablet coating equipment. Dr. Pharm USA, Denver, CO. Tel. 866 778 7826 www.drpharm-usa.com Tablets & Capsules January 2016 21

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