The main purpose of preparations is to meet clinical needs, adapt to drug properties, improve drug stability, and facilitate application, transportation and storage. Specifically, the definition of preparations is to process raw materials into directly usable drug forms, such as tablets, capsules, injections, etc. through specific processes. Its core purpose is to improve drug stability, control release rate, facilitate use, and ensure safety and efficacy.
The specific purposes of preparations include:
Meet clinical needs: Through different dosage form designs, meet the needs of treatment and prevention of different diseases.
Adapt to drug properties: According to the physical and chemical properties of drugs, select appropriate dosage forms to ensure drug stability and effectiveness.
Improve drug stability: By adding excipients and specific processes, improve drug stability and extend its shelf life.
Convenient application, transportation and storage: Through different dosage form designs, make drugs easier to carry, transport and store.
In addition, the research and development process of preparations includes steps such as prescription design, process development, stability testing and bioequivalence studies to ensure that the quality of each batch is consistent and meets pharmacopoeia standards.
