Dissolution Tester
A dissolution tester is a laboratory instrument used to measure the rate at which an active pharmaceutical ingredient releases from a solid dosage form, such as a tablet or capsule, when placed in a liquid medium under controlled conditions. The test replicates what happens when a drug enters the body, giving manufacturers a reliable, reproducible method to assess how consistently a product performs batch after batch.
Dissolution testing sits at the centre of pharmaceutical quality control. It is used during formulation development to compare how different formulations release their active ingredient, during manufacturing to confirm that each batch meets release specifications, and as part of stability studies to verify that the product continues to perform correctly over its shelf life.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, all our products are designed and sourced to meet international regulatory standards, including GMP, USFDA, EU-GMP, WHO, and other relevant compliance requirements.
Absolutely. Our solutions are engineered for seamless integration with existing systems, ensuring minimal disruption and optimal performance within your current setup.
Yes, our team offers technical consultation to help you choose the most suitable product based on your process requirements, facility design, and compliance needs.
Yes, all our products are aligned with our turnkey execution approach, ensuring compatibility with overall facility design, engineering, and operational requirements.
Yes, we provide customised solutions tailored to your process, capacity, and regulatory requirements to ensure optimal performance and efficiency.
Our products are used across pharmaceutical manufacturing, biotechnology, nutraceuticals, research laboratories, and regulated healthcare environments.
We follow strict quality standards and work with trusted technologies and manufacturing processes to ensure consistent performance, durability, and compliance.
Yes, we offer ongoing technical support to ensure smooth operation, performance optimisation, and long-term reliability of all supplied systems and components.
