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Solid pharmaceutical dosage forms like tablets, capsules, granules, pellets etc. are coated for many purposes such as protection from moisture, light or oxygen; masking of odor or taste; acid resistance in gastric fluids; and to modify drug release from these dosage forms as controlled or delayed action. Traditionally, coating is carried out using either organic solution or aqueous solution or dispersion of certain polymers sprayed, after mixing with other substances ABSTRACT

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A study of drug-excipient interaction and drug product stability using dry (powder) film coating in comparison with conventional (aqueous) film coating