Tablet vs Injection vs Drops Which Formulation is Right for You

Introduction

• Why formulation matters: delivery, patient compliance, stability

• Who this post is for (hospitals, distributors, clients)

1. Tablet / Capsule

• Definition & types (immediate release, sustained release)

• Advantages (convenience, cost, shelf life)

• Disadvantages & limitations

• Typical use cases (chronic diseases, mass distribution)

2. Injection / Injectable

• Definition (IM, IV, subcutaneous)

• Advantages (fast onset, direct delivery)

• Challenges: sterility, cold chain, cost

• Use cases (emergency, vaccines, biologics)

3. Drops / Liquid Formulation

• Definition (ophthalmic, ear, nasal)

• Pros: ease of use, local effect

• Cons: stability, preservatives, precision dosing

• Scenarios where drops are preferred

4. How to Choose the Right Formulation

• Patient demographics (age, compliance)

• Cost vs benefit tradeoff

• Storage / logistics constraints

• Regulatory / licensing considerations

5. Our Expertise & Quality Assurance

• How Your Company manufactures all types reliably

• QC processes, GMP, certification

Conclusion / Call to Action

• Summary of key points

• Suggest contacting you for consultation or sampling