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15 Sep 2023

Dual Excipient Integration in Dry Powder Inhaler Products

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The pharmaceutical industry is witnessing a significant shift in the formulation of dry powder inhaler (DPI) products, with a move from single excipients to dual excipient platforms. This evolution is not merely a trend, but a response to the need for improved performance of DPIs, which are critical in the treatment of respiratory diseases.

 

The article “Dual Excipient Integration in Dry Powder Inhaler Products” provides an in-depth exploration of this transition, highlighting the crucial role of excipients in enhancing the performance of DPIs. The challenges faced in DPI formulation are not to be underestimated, but the right choice of excipients can pave the way to overcoming these obstacles.

 

The publication also explores the intricacies of single and dual excipient platforms, providing valuable insights that are indispensable for researchers, pharmaceutical companies, and healthcare professionals interested in respiratory drug delivery. 

The future of DPI product development is also discussed, offering a glimpse into what lies ahead in this exciting field.

 

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