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    GlossaryExcipients

    inactive substances aiding drug delivery and stability

    Excipients are inactive substances used in medications to help deliver the active ingredient. They can serve various roles such as aiding in the drug's absorption, providing bulk, or enhancing stability. For example, in a tablet, excipients might include binders, fillers, and preservatives, ensuring the medication is effective and safe to consume.

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