Services

Formulation

Our proven data-driven approaches speed drug candidates into first-in-man studies, then quickly advance them to formulated products. Our small molecule drug development capabilities and expertise can help overcome solubility challenges, optimize your API, improve timelines and help advance your molecule to clinic.

With our formulation screening technology, we provide formulation development tools/services to support preclinical in vivo efficacy testing.

Tablets & Capsules

We are your partner for your oral solid dose product needs. Our expert team of scientists will help guide your choice of the best processing technologies for your tablets or capsules. This includes extrusion, spray – drying, granulation and micronization.

Fast Dissolving Tablets

Our ODT (orally dissolving tablet) fast-dissolve formulations, are designed to disperse almost instantly in the mouth – no water required. Our ODT team is the best trained in the world, offering feasibility evaluations as well as support across the R&D process of your product.

Bioavailability Screening

Molecules with poor solubility or poor permeability can lead to costly and lengthy development programs or even cause project cancellations. Explore advanced technologies to overcome these challenges and bring your molecule to market faster.

We can help overcome complex bioavailability challenges and accelerate drug development process through superior formulation technologies.

Our technology know-how and formulation expertise in oral dosage forms can help your project succeed starting at candidate selection stage and all the way into clinical trials.

Transdermal Delivery

Our team has excellent expertise in the design and development of transdermal microneedle patches (3D printed, dissolvable, solid) for the delivery of small molecules or macromolecules. Our experts can design microneedles for immediate or sustained release using biocompatible excipients. The development includes also hollow microneedles for the delivery of active solutions or hydrogels.

Physicochemical characterization involves piercing capacity, mechanical integrity, drug content uniformity and in vitro drug dissolution (Franz cells). Furthermore, our experts can help with animal trials for the selection of the optimal dose and evaluation of bioavailability.