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Capsules

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Which is more expensive to make: tablets or capsules? Capsules
Most popular substance to make capsules? Gelatin
Cap and Body Capsule Components
Type A Gelatin is made from Pork skin via Acid Hydrolysis
Type B Gelatin is made from Bovine bones via Alkaline hydrolysis
Gelling Temperature 30-35 degrees C
What is used as alternative to GELATIN when making capsules? HPMC
Why is HPMC used as an alternative to GELATIN? Not affected as much by moisture content; mechanical strength is retained
Bloom Strength Indicates the firmness of the gel
Ideal Bloom Strength range 150-280
Viscosity is used to... Control the Thickness of the gel
Ideal Viscosity range 30-60 millipoise
Iron Oxide Capsule colorant
Titanium Dioxide Capsule opaquant
Parabens (Methyl and Propyl) Capsule preservative
What capsule size is most common? Size One
The LOWER the number, the ______ the capsule. Bigger
Normal equilibrium capsule mosture content 13-16% *<13 is too brittle, >16 is too soft
Ideal storage conditions for HPMC capsules 3-7% *can be dried to 1% and still maintain mechanical strength
Glycerin, Propylene Glycol, or Sorbitol(Polyhydric Alcohol) Plasticizing Agent used for SGC
_____ capsule is better for stability and bioavailability. Softgel
What is the residual shell moisture of SGCs? 6-10%
_____, _____ weight ______ soluble, ________ organic compounds should not be used in SGC Water; low molecular, water; volatile
Rate of Penetration in water depends on what? Thickness of the shell wall
Does Gelatin or HPMC release drug faster? Gelatin
The RATE OF GELATIN SOLUBILITY is dependent on what? Temperature *Below 35C, solubility decreases. Below 30C, insoluble
HPMC Solubility slowly and uniformly happens between ____ and ____. 10-55C
Most frequently used method for CAPSULE DISSOLUTION TEST Rotating Paddle Method
Water droplets are observed inside gelatin capsules after _______ seconds 30-40
Capsules swell up when placed in ______ Water
Which is smaller, 000 capsule or 5 capsule? 5 *like earring gauges
Lozenge Disc shaped, medicinal, slow dissolving, localized medication
Troche Compressed Lozenge
Soft Lozenge PEG based lozenge
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