In this section of GMP-inspection.com, our translators provide definitions and explanations of various specialized terms from the pharmaceutical industry and GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice).
Excipients in pharmacy are all ingredients that are not active pharmaceutical ingredients and that are added to a dosage form in order to achieve or improve certain properties in the end product. These substances have no direct therapeutic effect, but play an important role for the manufacturing process, stability, safety and efficacy of the drug.
Examples of different classes of excipients (German translation: Hilfsstoffe):
Excipients are crucial for the development of effective, safe and high-quality drugs. They ensure the right consistency, stability and bioavailability of active pharmaceutical ingredients and facilitate the manufacturing and packaging process. When selecting excipients and their quantities, pharmaceutical manufacturers must comply with strict legal regulations and quality standards in order to ensure drug safety and efficacy.
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