The use of solubility parameters in pharmaceutical dosage form design

The use and potential of solubility parameters for pharmaceutical dosage form design are reviewed in this paper. Specific reference is given to the development of the approach, its previous usage and likely future applications. The advantages, assumptions and limitations of this type of approach are also described.

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