A textbook of Pharmaceutics-I

The discipline of pharmaceutics serves as a vital bridge between drug discovery and the large-scale
production of medications that adhere to regulatory, safety, and efficacy standards. As the pharmaceutical
sciences continue to advance, it is crucial for students to build a solid understanding of the principles,
processes, and practices that underpin the industrial manufacturing of pharmaceutical products.
This textbook on Pharmaceutics is specifically crafted for first-semester B. Pharm students. It offers a
thorough exploration of industrial pharmacy, covering key topics such as formulation development,
quality control, manufacturing processes, regulatory compliance, and the principles of Good
Manufacturing Practices (GMP). The book aims to provide students with both foundational theoretical
knowledge and practical insights essential for navigating the complexities of pharmaceutical production.
Each chapter has been meticulously organized to ensure clarity and comprehension, incorporating
detailed explanations, illustrative diagrams, and real-world examples to enhance the learning experience.
Special attention has been given to industry-relevant subjects to foster critical thinking and problemsolving skills, which are indispensable in today’s rapidly evolving pharmaceutical sector.
Additionally, the textbook addresses significant emerging trends in pharmaceutical manufacturing, such
as advancements in automation, biotechnology, and regulatory affairs. This forward-looking approach
prepares students to tackle future challenges in the field. By bridging academic concepts with practical
applications, the book aligns with the demands of the professional world, making it a valuable resource
for aspiring industrial pharmacy professionals.
It is my hope that this textbook will serve as an indispensable guide, equipping students with the
knowledge and skills necessary to excel in both their academic journey and their professional careers in
industrial pharmacy.
Mr. Mahesh P. Junghare
(M. Pharm. – Pharmacognosy)
Ms. Yamini C. Sonewane
(Bachelor of Pharmacy)