Which solubility-enhancing technology should I use to support my early drug development project?

Which solubility-enhancing technology should I use to support my early drug development project?

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The majority of drug candidates emerging from contemporary drug discovery pipelines exhibit too low aqueous solubility to allow for adequate absorption after oral intake. Formulators have a myriad of technologies at their disposal to enhance solubility or dissolution rate, but there is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all solution. Selection of a formulation approach must be done in light of the physicochemical profile of the drug candidate, its permeability and its dose. In the early stages of drug development, selection is biased towards technologies that enable high payloads, have low manufacturing complexity and high administration flexibility. This document provides guidance to support decision-making when designing
oral formulations for poorly soluble drug candidates in early development.

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