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Tween and Span types are mainly used, Aerosol OT is also allowed.

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Hi Suresh,

Yes...most widely used are Tween types but if you want something different and widely acceptable for new generation protein formulations, then you can try with poloxamers (e.g. Pluronic F68, etc..)

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A short review on the "Applications of surfactants in pharmaceutical dosage forms" can be found as the chapter 18 of the "Handbook of detergents, Part E: Applications, Surfactant Science Series no.141, pp.455-468, Uri Zolle,r ed., CRC Press, Boca Raton FL, 2009. If not available, I can send you the Table "Surfactants approved in Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms", appearing pp. 457-458 of the paper.

Dear jean

i don't have access for the above pages. Could you please send the pages.

Thanking you

Attached please find the table entitled: "Surfactants approved in Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms" from the reference dited.

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Here is the second part of the table.

Wish you good receipt of the documents.