Subject: Production

Introduction to Tablet Manufacturing by the Direct Compression Process

Solid oral dosage forms such as tablets and capsules represent the most common type of pharmaceutical products produced. In the patient’s hand, a tablet can seem like a simple product not knowing there are numerous complexities that go into its manufacture. But for the manufacturer, without a clear understanding of the science behind the ingredients… Continue reading Introduction to Tablet Manufacturing by the Direct Compression Process

Lyophilization Formulation and Process Development

Lyophilization is a very common technique used in preparing finished drug products. Yet there are many problems that can arise in production if the process has not been carefully developed. Without a good understanding of the development of this formulation and the process, these problems can readily occur. This accredited course will provide a brief… Continue reading Lyophilization Formulation and Process Development

Introduction to Product Claims Development and Support

Differentiating claims are often key to successful OTC and CPG products. Consumer awareness of products is based on these labels and advertising claims that need to be both consumer meaningful and grounded in adequate scientific support. Agencies like the US-FDA, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), and even TV networks have established requirements and guidelines on… Continue reading Introduction to Product Claims Development and Support

Combination Product Risk Management Principles: Part 1

Managing the complex lifecycle of combination products requires the efficient utilization of resources of a pharma/device company regardless if the company is vertically integrated, utilizes bth in-house and contract manufacturing, or is a truly virtual company. Part 1 of this will define and apply recognized risk management principles in the identification of required GMP’s and… Continue reading Combination Product Risk Management Principles: Part 1

Combination Product Risk Management Principles: Part 2

Managing the complex lifecycle of combination products requires the efficient utilization of resources of a pharma/device company regardless if the company is vertically integrated, utilizes both in-house and contract manufacturing, or is a truly virtual company. Part 2 of this training course will define and apply recognized risk management principles in developing effective and compliant… Continue reading Combination Product Risk Management Principles: Part 2

Introduction to Lyophilization Technology

This course introduces you to the basics of lyophilization and why we lyophilize drug products. Typical approaches to developing a drug product formulation and lyophilization process development will be discussed. At the end of the course, you will be able to identify analytical techniques that are available to characterize drug products. The final goal of… Continue reading Introduction to Lyophilization Technology

The Art and Science of Product Claims

Product Claims explain what a product does, how it works, and why consumers should believe your message and purchase your product. Not surprisingly, differentiating product claims are often key to successful over-the-counter (OTC) and consumer packaged goods (CPG) products. Successful products include label and advertising claims that are understandable and compelling to consumers AND supported… Continue reading The Art and Science of Product Claims

Designing and Testing Performance of Effervescent Products

Effervescent tablets have been used as products in the pharmaceutical and dietary industries for over two centuries. Rising demand for maintaining a healthier lifestyle is primarily responsible for driving the global effervescent products market. This is mainly due to the fact that effervescent products form a key ingredient of various dietary supplements, probiotics, and other… Continue reading Designing and Testing Performance of Effervescent Products

Mixing Technology: Fundamentals and Applications

This training program, developed by industry experts, covers the fundamentals of mixing and their practical applications in various commercial operations. The lectures will provide a comprehensive understanding of turbulence, emulsions, rheology, and interfacial phenomena, taking into account the latest research and industry practices. The course will analyze mixing processes for single-phase systems with low and… Continue reading Mixing Technology: Fundamentals and Applications

Protein Formulation and Stability

A significant portion of the pharmaceutical and diagnostic discovery groups are currently focusing on the development of biologically based molecules, such as monoclonal antibodies, proteins, and enzymes. These products, unlike small molecules, are highly susceptible to the usual stresses encountered during the product’s shelf life and manufacturing process. The success or failure of these products… Continue reading Protein Formulation and Stability