“…16 Nanosuspensions also exhibit many advantages, including: 1) high efficiency of drug loading; 2) easy scale-up for manufacture; 3) relatively low-cost preparation; and 4) applicability for various administration routes, such as oral, parenteral, ocular, and pulmonary delivery. 11,17 A number of nanosuspensions have been used in clinic to combat cancer and other diseases, such as fenofibrate, aprepitant, sirolimus, megestrol, and paliperidone. 18,19 Recently, lipid-based nanosuspensions (LNS), an innovative lipid-based nanocarrier, have been reported.…”