The development of a pharmaceutical product consists of giving a drug an optimal dosage form (a certain state of aggregation, consistency, structural, mechanical, physicochemical, and functional properties), which ensure stability, the possibility of accurate dosage, the required pharmacological effect, and ease of administration with minimal side effects [1,2,3]. Modern pharmacology pays special attention to improving the biopharmaceutical properties of dosage forms through innovative methods. This approach represents a growing trend aimed at expanding therapeutic options for ensuring optimal patient outcomes.
