The effect that product and process variability has on microparticle is essential for successful development, optimization, and scale-up of an encapsulation process. A MicroEmulsion example from the US FDA is discussed during the presentation.
The main factors that affect the microencapsulation procedure and final microparticles are:
Matrix material level, composition, and inherent viscosity
Physiochemical properties of the active ingredient being entrapped
Matrix/active ingredient ration
Nature of the solvent employed
Level and properties of the stabilizer used
Shearing stress and the temperature of the emulsification
A MicroEmulsion example from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is used during the presentation to show how to:
Understand the droplet system's response when changing process parameters.
Optimize the process by choosing conditions which ensure consistent endpoints, batch repeatability and process stability.
Scale-up the particle distribution while avoiding batch failure or inconsistency process performance and product quality.
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