Inhaled Drug Product Development

Decades of experience in nasal and pulmonary delivery.
Your partner in inhalation product development
We combine over 30 years of proven expertise to help you bring effective therapies to patients faster.

Inhalation product capabilities and in-house technologies including:

Particle Engineering

  • Micronisation
  • Spray Drying

Blending Technologies

  • Low-shear mixing (Turbula)
  • High-shear mixing (PMA, TRV)

 

 

Capsule Filling

  • Xcelodose® 600s
  • 3P R1000
  • Harro Hofliger Modu-C LS

 

Analytical Support

  • HPLC & UPLC
  • Particle size distribution (laser diffraction)
  • NGI, ED/DDU
  • Malvern Spraytec
  • Solid-state analysis: XRPD, DSC, STA, DVS
     

 

Precision inhaled drug development for better patient outcomes.

We tailor each strategy to the attributes of your molecule and therapeutic goals, supporting effective lung delivery and patient-centric outcomes.

 

Dry Powder Inhalers (DPIs) Development

Success in the development of dry powder inhalers, or DPIs, starts with a deep understanding of the API’s physical properties – yet few compounds are naturally ideal for inhalation. 

We apply advanced particle engineering techniques, such as micronisation with carrier blending or spray-dried dispersion, to optimize aerosol performance. 

 

Nebuliser Development

Nebulisers are ideal for delivering large volumes of low-dose medication or supporting patients who find inhalers challenging to use. 

Our formulation scientists develop optimized droplet and delivery systems to – ensuring reliable, targeted delivery and therapeutic performance.
 

Nasal Spray Development

Nasal delivery offers fast systemic absorption and, uniquely, direct access to the brain – opening new avenues for therapies targeting the central nervous system. 

We match the formulation to your molecule’s characteristics to maximize bioavailability, patient compliance, and therapeutic impact.

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Inhaled Drug Product Development at Quotient Sciences
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