Laboratories

The institution boasts state-of-the-art infrastructure, with laboratories serving as a hub for technical innovation. These facilities are regularly upgraded, providing students with ample opportunities to learn and innovate. The following are the key laboratories at CS Jain College of Pharmacy:

Key Features

This lab is equipped to facilitate the study and practice of pharmaceutical formulation and drug delivery systems. Students learn the intricacies of creating various pharmaceutical products.

Pharmaceutical Chemistry Lab

Dedicated to the study of chemical properties and reactions of pharmaceutical substances, this lab allows students to explore the synthesis and analysis of drugs.

Physiology and Pharmacology Lab

This lab focuses on understanding the physiological effects of drugs on biological systems. It provides hands-on experience in studying drug action and efficacy.

Pharmacognosy Lab

Students in this lab investigate natural sources of drugs, focusing on the extraction, identification, and analysis of medicinal plants and other natural substances.

Pharmacy Practice Lab

Designed to simulate a real-world pharmacy setting, this lab helps students gain practical experience in dispensing medications, patient counseling, and other pharmacy practices.

Some of the Instruments and Equipment Available in the Laboratories

Soxhlet Apparatus: Used for extraction of compounds from solid materials.
Conical Percolator: Utilized in the extraction of herbal drugs.
Tablet Disintegration Apparatus: Measures the time required for tablets to break down into smaller fragments.
Tablet Dissolution Test Apparatus: Assesses the dissolution rate of tablets.
Hardness Tester: Tests the hardness of tablets to ensure quality control.
Colorimeter: Used for measuring the concentration of substances in solution.
Projection Microscope: Allows for the detailed examination of samples.
Haemoglobinometers: Measures hemoglobin concentration in blood.
Haemocytometer: Counts blood cells.
Sphygmomanometer: Measures blood pressure.
Telethermometer: Monitors temperature changes in experiments.
Pole Climbing Apparatus: Used in pharmacological studies to assess the effects of drugs on motor activity.
Students Organ Bath: Used to study the physiological responses of isolated tissues.
Analgesiometer: Measures the pain threshold in animals.
Actophotometer: Measures locomotor activity in animals, used in pharmacological studies.

These advanced facilities ensure that students at CS Jain College of Pharmacy receive a comprehensive and practical education, preparing them for successful careers in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries.