pharmaceutical membranes

Pharmaceutical membranes are specialized layers used in drug production and delivery—acting like selective filters that control the movement of substances. They allow certain molecules, such as active drug ingredients, to pass through while blocking others, ensuring precise drug formulation, purification, or controlled release. These membranes are made from materials designed for biocompatibility and stability, playing a crucial role in processes like dialysis, drug encapsulation, and sterile filtration, ultimately helping to ensure safety, efficacy, and consistent quality in pharmaceutical products.