Just like my last book review about drug dosage forms, this book has also been part of a vacation ;-)

In this blog article, I’d like to share my impressions of the book "Arzneibuchbuchanalytik" by Peter Imming (2^nd edition, 2013, published in “wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft Stuttgart”, ISBN: 978-3-8047-2787-8).

Some time ago, in response to an older blog article "How to determine the LOD using the calibration curve?", I received a request on how to determine trueness and precision at the limit of quantitation (LOQ) during method validations for drugs.

In today's blog article we’d like to deal with the role and application of confidence intervals during method validations.

In today's blog article I’d like to think outside the box and describe my impressions of the book "Arzneiformenlehre" by Uwe Weidenauer (2^nd edition, 2019, published in “wissenschaftliche Verlagsgesellschaft Stuttgart”, ISBN: 978-3-8047-3187-5).

This book has accompanied me on the last holiday and some relaxed days at the pool I dipped into it. Since I mainly worked in the fields of parenteralia so far, I thought it might make sense to get also a little bit familiar with the production of other dosage forms such as tablets, drops or ointments. This book offers a possibility, although the viewpoint has surprised me a bit. It is often written from the perspective of manufacturing in the pharmacy, which is quite interesting, but what I didn’t expect.