In the pharmaceutical industry, the process known as pharmaceutical wet milling is an integral part of the process of decreasing the size of the drug particles, thereby increasing the biodisponibility for patients. Wet milling allows pharmaceutical companies to uniformly distribute the active pharmaceutical ingredients through a liquid medium, giving them increased stability. Wet milling is a common practice across many different dosage forms, including tablets, suspensions, and injectables. Additionally, pharmaceutical wet milling allows manufacturers to control the growth of crystals and enhance the dissolution rates of the finished products. When compared with dry milling methods, wet milling does not generate heat, and reduces the possibility of degrading the drug's active ingredient during processing. Pharmaceutical companies rely on this process to ensure that the final products will meet their specifications for quality, increased therapeutic effectiveness, and the ability to produce in scalable quantities.b