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Hard gelatin capsules are used to administer solid medications. They consist of a cylindrical body and cap made of gelatin, colorants, and titanium dioxide. The powdered medication is filled into the body and the cap is placed on top. Common excipients added to the powder include diluents, absorbents, glidants, antidusting compounds, disintegrants, and preservatives.
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