The next generation enteric capsule enables pharmaceutical companies to develop a targeted delivery solution while simplifying their manufacturing processes. The solution offers: • An acid-protective dosage form with enteric drug release through a patient centric delivery solution; • A simple encapsulation process that allows for fast and stable preparation. This solution is supported by scientific studies, both in-vitro and in-vivo, showing that enteric protection and targeted delivery to the distal intestine are achieved in comparison to marketed references. Backed up also by performance studies, this capsule showcases excellent machineability and mechanical properties, in line with standard immediate release HPMC capsules. It is available commercially in large quantities. Join Dr. Vincent Jannin to learn more on the newly launched enteric solution.

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