The Difference between FDF and API Products
In the pharmaceutical industry , you may hear the terms "FDF" and "API" that are often used to refer to products. Of course, within the industry itself, we understand this type of jargon, but of course we can see that the general public is at a loss when they see these acronyms. For reference, they represent "finished dosage form" and "active drug ingredient" respectively. It is true that the world of solid dose production can be quite technical and complex, but if our work is so opaque and confusing, it makes no sense. In this case, we will use this article to discuss the differences between FDF and API and how the two drug preparation processes relate to each other. What is FDF? FDF stands for finished product dosage form, which refers to the actual finished product used for consumption. FDF can take many forms, including solid tablets or capsules, liquid solutions or other types. FDF usually contains API and various inactive component...