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Capsules are selected according to the different characteristics of the medicine and the need for medication. Some medicines are very delicate, afraid of light, cold, damp, and acid. A layer of capsule casing can show a lot of maintenance. Some medicines are difficult to access, too difficult to swallow, too pungent, and some are irritating. A layer of capsule casing can reduce the pain of taking medicine. Some medicines are difficult to make into other preparations. They are made into flakes, which will disperse as soon as they are pressed; when made into particles, they are sticky. It's so difficult to install capsules decisively, and even more so "capsules are a basket, and everything can be installed."
Liquid capsules can be filled, such as vitamin E; solid hard capsules can be filled with powder, granules, pellets, and microcapsules. Some capsules are equipped with small particles of different tones, some are quick-release, and some are slow-setting, which can achieve a longer administration time.
According to the characteristics of the capsule housing, the pharmacists can achieve the effects of slow coagulation, controlled release, and target release. For example, in enteric-coated capsules, the capsule shell is not easy to melt under the acid-alkaline natural environment of stomach acid. All the capsules will enter the intestines and stomach in more detail, and will melt in the natural alkaline environment in the intestine to release drugs. This kind of capsules with unique characteristics must not be disassembled and eaten, or you will simply miss the painstaking effort of designing the medicine and fail to achieve the required actual effect.
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