FORMULATIONS :
The medicines that we take are generally in the form of a formulation and not just a single molecule. This is because a single molecule may not be suitable for direct administration to the human body. The formulation of a medicine involves combining the active ingredient(s) with other substances that can improve its effectiveness, safety, stability, and/or patient acceptability.

Formulations can take different forms such as tablets, capsules, syrups, injections, creams, and so on. These different forms serve different purposes and can be chosen based on the medical condition, patient age, dosage requirements, route of administration, and other factors.

For example, a tablet formulation of a medicine may be preferred over a liquid formulation because it is easier to store, transport, and administer. Similarly, a cream formulation may be preferred over an oral formulation for a skin condition because it can provide localized treatment with minimal systemic absorption.

In summary, the formulation of a medicine is designed to optimize its therapeutic benefits while minimizing its potential risks and side effects. It takes into account the chemical and physical properties of the active ingredient(s) and other components, as well as the intended use and patient characteristics.
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