Equipment capacity means the minimum and max working capacity of any equipment that can be easy to operate with its predefined limit to get higher output. In pharmaceutical Equipment capacity calculation factor depends on the Bulk density of the excipients that are used in the granulation process. Factor affecting the equipment capacity Below are the … Read more
Aggregation and Disaggregation is an important aspect of pharmaceutical industries to get a product to be serialized. Aggregation in a simple way is the process of making Groups bundles of serialized Products. A Group bundle contains information about the products throughout the supply chain. This process makes forms a hierarchical, parent-child relationship through the process … Read more
Capsules are solid dosage forms in which medicine or a combination of drugs, with or without excipients, is enclosed in Hard Gelatin Capsule Shells, soft, soluble gelatin shells, or hard or soft shells of any other acceptable material, in a variety of shapes and capacities. Normally, they are meant for oral consumption and contain a … Read more
Blister Film is a plastic processing technique that involves heating a flat plastic sheet, applying a vacuum to mold a surface, and then cooling the mold before filling it. This technique is widely used in plastic packaging, lighting, advertising, and decoration. However, issues related to the quality of blisters and defects in Pharmaceuticals may arise … Read more
Providing brief and accurate answers to interview questions is crucial for success in the selection process. While it can be challenging to find answers to certain questions, it is important to familiarize yourself with pharmaceutical interview questions and their corresponding answers, tailored to the position level, before the interview. Pharmaceutical Interview Questions and Answers for … Read more
Tablet coating defects are a real headache in pharmaceutical manufacturing. When the coating process isn’t properly controlled, the consequences ripple through quality, appearance, and stability—sometimes all three at once. This guide breaks down the 10 most common tablet coating problems you’re likely to encounter: blistering, cratering, cracking, picking, pitting, blooming, blushing, roughness, colour variation, and logo bridging. For each one, we cover what’s actually causing it and what you can do to fix it—practical troubleshooting grounded in real manufacturing experience, not just theory.