Abstract
Conventional processes for manipulating the characteristics of particles used in drug formulation are limited in their flexibility. Recent studies in which supercritical/dense gas processes have been used for particle design and drug formulation show considerable promise. These developing dense gas technologies for drug formulation are described in this review. Issues relating to scale up on dense gas technology application for pharmaceutical active are also identified.
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