1. Generally, it’s required to maintain 22°C, 45% RH to prevent a decrease in the quality and yield of raw materials

2. For example, aspirin should be stored at 21°C and 30% RH to prevent moisture adsorption during granulation, which can lead to poor flow and blockages

3. Powdered lubricants should be protected from absorbing excess moisture to prevent blockages and adhesion

4. Generally, it’s required to maintain 22°C, 45% RH to prevent a lack of medicine doses, efficacy decline and difficulties in drug decomposition

5. Coating materials need to be completely dried to prevent cracks that may result in poor appearance and ineffective sealing of the core medicine.
(This process requires a low dew point.)