Microemulsions are often used as the base for gels and lotions in the pharmaceutical industry. Continuous quality control of these microemulsions is essential in order to achieve consistently high quality and long-term stability of the end product despite the often immense production volume. The rheological behavior of microemulsions is controlled by adding different additives during the manufacturing process. Constantly checking rheological properties like the yield point, viscosity and thixotropic behavior guarantees a consistently high product quality.
These measurements are also useful for product evaluation in the development department and are particularly important for the customer's evaluation of the end product.
Anton Paar offers a unique Pharma Qualification Package that fulfills all requirements of GMP, GAMP5, 21 CFR Part 11 and USP<1058>.
How can a rheometer help you in quality control as well as in research and development of your microemulsions?
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