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Color Consistency in Pharmaceuticals: Using Spectrophotometry for Blending Powders and Plaques

Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient Detection Using Spectrophotometers: An Investment that Pays Off

Spectrophotometry in Orodispersible Medications: Measuring a New Trend in Pharmaceuticals

What’s Hiding in Your Prescription Pills: Color Value Reveals Chemical Purity in Pharmaceutical Grade Talc

Color Psychology: Subliminal Messaging, Courtesy of Your Local Pharmacy

What’s Really in Prescription Drugs? The Value of Impurity Analysis and Spectrophotometers

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Color-Coding Technology: 50 Shades of Grey Pills?

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Color Consistency in Pharmaceuticals: Using Spectrophotometry for Blending Powders and Plaques

Posted on January 26, 2015 by Ken Phillips

We use the word “color consistency” a lot when referring to products that depend on this trait for quality assurance. In the pharmaceutical industry, color consistency means a lot more than the final color outcome of a product. Color consistency in pharmaceutical powders and plaques is essential for developing the right drug formulations and repeating […]

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Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient Detection Using Spectrophotometers: An Investment that Pays Off

Posted on December 22, 2014 by Ken Phillips

Knowing the active pharmaceutical ingredients in your over-the-counter and prescription medications is a must in today’s health care industry. Mistakes in prescriptions, miscalculated doses, and drug interactions are all genuine concerns in a world where drug choices and options continue to increase and change on a regular basis. More than ever before, pharmacies and pharmaceutical […]

Posted in Color in Pharmaceuticals 8 Comments

Spectrophotometry in Orodispersible Medications: Measuring a New Trend in Pharmaceuticals

Posted on November 12, 2014 by Ken Phillips

I am not sure if my family is ready for another cold and flu season, especially with the kids back in school and bringing home their fair share of germs. The first temperature that strikes brings restless nights and endless fights as I try to force feed fever reducing medications by any means necessary. Trust […]

Posted in Color in Pharmaceuticals 1 Comment

What’s Hiding in Your Prescription Pills: Color Value Reveals Chemical Purity in Pharmaceutical Grade Talc

Posted on October 24, 2014 by Ken Phillips

Have you ever wondered exactly what is put into all those pills and capsules that are sitting in your medicine cabinet? Looking at the packaging you will see a list of ‘active ingredients’… but what is all that other stuff? The majority of medication fillers are made from pharmaceutical grade talc, which must pass color value testing to […]

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Color Psychology: Subliminal Messaging, Courtesy of Your Local Pharmacy

Posted on September 26, 2014 by Ken Phillips

Numerous studies have recently been conducted regarding color psychology. Color can tell us a lot about who we are, how we are feeling, and the choices we make. Why do people prefer their lemonade pink? And why is that “little pill” blue? Well, it is certainly not by accident. As human beings, there is a […]

Posted in Color in Pharmaceuticals Tagged color consistency, color measurement, color variation, FDA, medication safety, prescription drugs Leave a comment

What’s Really in Prescription Drugs? The Value of Impurity Analysis and Spectrophotometers

Posted on September 24, 2014 by Ken Phillips

Impurity analysis is not only important for maintaining consistency and product quality. Patient safety and reliability are equally important, if not more so. Lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies have reached epidemic levels over the past decade, and the number of products recalled has increased accordingly. These figures are not only astonishing, but unacceptable and preventable. Safety […]

Posted in Color in Pharmaceuticals Tagged color measurement, medication, medication safety, prescription drugs, spectrophotometers 7 Comments

Color-Coding Technology: 50 Shades of Grey Pills?

Posted on September 22, 2014 by Ken Phillips

Color-coding technology may be one of the most valuable tools to consider when it comes to prescription medications. The rainbow of pills lining the shelves of our local drug stores do not simply appeal to an eccentric and liberal palate; they are a product of color-coding technology that is used to provide security to both […]

Posted in Color in Pharmaceuticals Tagged CDER, color-coding, color-coding technology, DMEPA, FDA, Institute of Medicine, medication, medication safety, pill identification, prescription drugs, spectrophotometers 3 Comments
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