Pellets are made by aggregating fine powder or granules into free-flowing spherical particles used in tablets or capsules. They facilitate fast dissolution which is conventional for oral intake of medicines. The release of active ingredients from pellets is immediate and sustaining, ensuring its safety, and having fewer side effects. Additionally, pellets also mask the bitter taste of unappetizing medicines.
Global Pharma Tek has the expertise and technical knowledge to collaborate with the best pellet suppliers. Pellets are used extensively for therapeutic purposes. Our team constantly looks for the best so that we can provide our clients with the best.
Compromising on quality is not what we believe. We partner with suppliers who follow the latest pelletization process and implement it. Our suppliers adhere the guidelines for the safe production of high-quality therapeutics.
We have a great range of pellets to offer our clients. Constantly we research innovations in pelletization and upcoming pellets and contact the suppliers. Do have a look at the pellets we provide and reach us with your requirements.
View ProductsPellets are small, free-flowing, spherical particles that contain a drug or active pharmaceutical ingredient (API). They are either filled with hard gelatin capsules or compressed into disintegrating tablets. Manufactured by the agglomeration of fine powders or granules of the drug substances and excipients using appropriate processing equipment. At Global Pharma Tek, we constantly look for the best ways to provide high-quality pellets to our clients.
Pellets can be manufactured using various techniques such as agitation, pelletization, extrusion-spheronization, drug layering, hot melt extrusion, freeze pelletization, and cryo pelletization with APIs and other pharmaceutical raw materials.
Pelletization methods depend on the processes and procedures involved. Some common methods used in pelletization are extrusion, spheronization, compaction, spray drying, fluidized bed pelletization, rotary drum pelletization, fluid bed granulation, and spray drying.
Pellets come in various types, depending on their intended use. They provide pharmaceutical manufacturers with flexibility in drug formulation and delivery. Immediate-release, sustained-release, extended-release, modified target-release, and enteric-coated pellets.