contains data: USP dissolution methods, FDA dissolution methods, FDA bioequivalence references, Drug Delivery Foundation Biopharmaceutical Classification System, USP Dietary Supplements dissolution methods, JP dissolution methods, Biowaiver monographs.
Select required substances from the dropdown list and click search button or press enter
Important change
Now by default for each selected substance the search retrieves from database only monoproduct entries. Therefore, you can search any number of substances simultaneously and get summary results. If you would like include combinations of selected substances, please, use sidebar filters as described in section Sidebar filters.
Example:
You selected Abacavir and clicked search → the received results will contain only Abacavir Tablets.
You selected Abacavir and Lamivudine and clicked search → received results will contain Abacavir Tablets and Lamivudine Tablets.
The sidebar filters divided into 3 groups:
These filters work in tables with more than 1 search result. If table contains more than 1 entry the button Show filters will appear under the header of this table. After you click on this button special filter fields with dropdown lists will appear in table header cells. Such filter fields will contain only unique values from the particular rows. To filter data in table, please, follow next steps:
Usage of in-table filters is useful if you got too many results. In such case you can limit their number in-place without making a new query.
On the tab "Statistics" you can review the database data as a graphical representation. To do so, please, follow the next steps:
The interface is mobile ready, so you can comfortably use it on your mobile phone or tablet.
The database was tested in all modern browsers (latest Chrome, Firefox, Edge and IE 11). Internet Explorer < 9 is not supported. Sorry, it is 2017 year now :) Use modern browsers!
During database development, I found in USP and FDA databases some typing errors in drug names. I corrected them and highlighted by yellow color. In addition, I introduced some other small changes:
USP:
FDA:
Source name Used edition // Abbreviation on site |
Date of update/review | Number of entries | Source coverage (%) |
---|---|---|---|
Drug Substances and Dietary Supplements Names - // - |
2018-08-05 | 1317 | - |
United States Pharmacopoeia Dissolution Methods Database USP 41 // USP |
2018-08-12 | 1730 | 100% |
U.S. Food and Drug Administration Dissolution Methods Database - // FDA |
2018-08-12 | 1317 | 100% |
Japanese Pharmacopoeia XVII JP 17 // JP 17 |
2017-08-03 | 306 | 100% |
FDA Bioequivalence References - // FDA BE Refs |
2018-09-18 | 1635 | 100% |
United States Pharmacopoeia Dietary Supplements USP 38 // USP DS |
2017-08-03 | 63 | 100% |
Drug Delivery Foundation Biopharmaceutical Classification System Database - // DDF BCS |
2018-08-05 | 360 | 100% |
International Pharmaceutical Federation Biowaiver Monographs - // BW |
2018-11-30 | 49 | 100% |
Current version is beta, so some errors or bugs can occur. If you found one please report these by e-mail (see About page). I have planned many additional features, which will be implemented step by step. So the development will continue. In the list below presented some future improvements.
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