Authors : Dr. Quazi Imaduddin; Shaikh Mohiuddin; Priyanka Kantaram Sonawane; Aashu Sabhapati Yadav

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 7 - July

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25jul310

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Abstract : The research article is presented to give complete research and explanation on the development of excipients and microbeads preparation with the help of excipients, and also the approaches involved in similar excipient development. As per the scientist's research, a single element of excipient can’t give the specific or sufficient performance in the production of a product, and also for manufacturing, so they increase the attention on the product by multiplying the excipients in production. They make the production expensive with their cost, production, manufacturing, packaging, etc. The microbeads are small in size, and they are affected in various ways. The microbeads change their colour according to the ingredient used for production.

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