CAPSULE



·         Capsules are gelatin shells filled with the ingredients that make up an individual dose.
·         Dry powders, semi-solids, and liquids that do not dissolve in gelatin may be encapsulated.
·         Capsules account for about 20% of all prescriptions dispensed.

MAINLY TWO TYPES

            1. HARD GELATIN CAPSULE
            2. SOFT GELATIN CAPSULE

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