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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 31, 2016
Filed:
May. 18, 2010
John Nicholas Staniforth, Bath, GB;
David Alexander Vodden Morton, Bath, GB;
Rossella Musa, Parma, IT;
John Nicholas Staniforth, Bath, GB;
David Alexander Vodden Morton, Bath, GB;
Rossella Musa, Parma, IT;
VECTURA LIMITED, Wiltshire, GB;
Abstract
A method for making composite excipient particles for use in a pharmaceutical composition comprises a milling step in which particles of an excipient material are milled in the presence of an additive material. The product particles are of small size and the milling requires relatively low input of time and energy. The composite particles are suitable for use in inhalable pharmaceutical compositions.
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