What is Q in Dissolution?

[@keerthikishore6982]

Im really enlightened by all ur explanations thank u sir

[@mohammadsaifullah1676]

Thanks. Please upload more informative video.

[@nitinapte3947]

Very precise and to the point without extra stuf of chatter. Thank you

[@shridharvats3335]

Thank you sir , you always giving us great understanding.. graceful to you...

[@vijaygadge5278]

Great knowledge sharing with all clarity.

[@sagarmane779]

Dear Bhasker,
Can you please extend this example for extended release tablets
Thanks for sharing this for immediate release tablet's

[@kodandaramudu8786]

Thank you for given information

[@vimalpatel7686]

Thanks🙏 your explanation is great

[@thirupugazhmg674]

Very useful video, thanks sir

[@PATILUJJWAL]

Superb Explanation.

[@omkarainapure9192]

Sir your videos are really helpful to us. Thank you so much for that. Please make video on polymorphic development and Validations study by XRD Instrument

[@darshanasolanki4978]

Thank you sir ...keep it up

[@Humhaintiwariji]

sir why this Q+5 is given in S1 stage. why they are not giving directly Q value as 90 % (in your example). Is there any justification available for that

[@satishkarta]

Thank you

[@harikrishna851]

Thank you Sir

[@ashrobashinde007]

How to know Q value for specific product for example For Dapagliflozin Tab , where we get this.

[@pharmapreparations]

The limit of q value given in respective monograph

[@sravanidasarapalli2926]

Why only 6 units