Improving the Realism and Relevance of Mouth-Throat Models for Inhaled Product Testing

In this piece, Mark Copley, Sales Director of Copley Scientific, provides some background on mouth-throat models for OIP testing, and puts forward experimental evidence to suggest that Alberta Idealized Throats represent actual deposition behaviour more closely than the USP / Ph Eur induction port.

This article was taken from ONdrugDelivery, 2015.

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Improving the Realism and Relevance of Mouth-Throat Models for Inhaled Product Testing

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