Polymer Modeling Improves Amorphous Solid Dispersion Design

Modeling polymer interactions to improve amorphous solid dispersion design

Reducing formulation screening through predictive insight

Case study overview

In this case study, predictive modeling within the OSDPredict™ platform was used to narrow formulation options early, enabling the customer to focus development efforts on the most viable strategies. This approach helped reduce the experimental burden and conserve valuable materials.

With the OSDPredict™ platform, the team was able to:

Model polymer–drug interactions to assess ASD stability and performance

Narrow formulation options early in development

Prioritize the most viable formulation strategies

Reduce experimental screening and material usage

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Modeling polymer interactions to improve amorphous solid dispersion design

Case study overview

Key outcomes of using polymer modeling

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