Yes,
empty gelatin capsules can be opened and resealed after filling, depending on the type of capsule and the equipment used. However, it's important to note that not all empty gelatin capsules are designed to be easily opened and resealed.
Some gelatin capsules, especially hard gelatin capsules, are typically sealed with a gelatin band that holds the two capsule halves together. These capsules are usually intended for one-time use and are not meant to be opened and resealed without special equipment.
On the other hand, there are specific types of capsules known as "reusable" or "reclosable" capsules that are designed for opening and resealing. These capsules often have a locking mechanism or a separate cap that allows for easy access to the contents. They are commonly used in industries such as nutraceuticals, herbs, and certain pharmaceutical applications.
If you intend to open and reseal capsules, it's important to ensure that the capsules you are using are specifically designed for that purpose. Additionally, you may need specialized capsule-filling equipment or tools to achieve proper sealing after refilling.
It is recommended to carefully read the product information or consult the manufacturer to determine if the specific type of empty gelatin capsules you have can be opened and resealed, and if any additional equipment or methods are required for the process.
Enteric-coated Hollow Capsules
Product introduction: Enteric gelatin hollow capsules are made of gelatin and enteric coating materials.
Product Category: Pharmaceutical Excipients
Product application: It is often used in special packaging for drugs or health care products that are irritating to the stomach or are unstable in the presence of acid, and that need to be dissolved in the intestine and exert their curative effect.
Product function: Intestinal positioning administration, reducing adverse reactions. Targeted fixed-point release: no disintegration and no cracks in gastric juice for two hours, and drug release in intestinal juice within 30 minutes, providing a perfect solution for protein polypeptide drugs and live bacteria preparations.
Product advantages: Intestinal-targeted drug delivery can improve drug efficacy and reduce dosage, and at the same time, it can reduce adverse reactions and facilitate the use of patients; it can also avoid the degradation of oral protein polypeptide drugs or health care products, providing the best absorption site for drugs.