Rochem, your partner in developing, sourcing, and supplying pharmaceutical & animal health ingredients of Chinese origin.
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03 2Gangwal Chemicals
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Rochem, your partner in developing, sourcing, and supplying pharmaceutical & animal health ingredients of Chinese origin.
Dosage Form : Orodispersible Tablet, Tablet
Grade : Oral
Application : Chewable & Orodispersible Aids, Fillers, Diluents & Binders, Taste Masking
Excipient Details : Maltodextrin, derived from the partial hydrolysis of starch, used in tablet formulations as a binder and diluent. It is particularly useful in chewable tablet formulations.
Pharmacopoeia Ref : NA
Technical Specs : NA
Ingredient(s) : Maltodextrin Excipient
Dosage Form : Orodispersible Tablet, Tablet
Grade : Oral
Rochem, your partner in developing, sourcing, and supplying pharmaceutical & animal health ingredients of Chinese origin.
Ingredient(s) : Maltodextrin Excipient
Dosage Form : Orodispersible Tablet, Tablet
Category : Chewable & Orodispersible Aids, Fillers, Diluents & Binders, Taste Masking
Brand : MALTODEXTRIN
Pharmacopoeia Ref : NA
Technical Specs : NA
Grade : Oral
SPI Pharma has been solving formulation challenges using superior functional materials.
Dosage Form : Orodispersible Tablet, Tablet
Grade : Oral
Application : Chewable & Orodispersible Aids, Direct Compression, Taste Masking
Excipient Details : Advantose® FS95 is spray-dried fructose coprocessed with starch, is a highly compressible pharmaceutical excipient with chewable vitamin applications.
Pharmacopoeia Ref : NA
Technical Specs : NA
Ingredient(s) : Fructose, Starch
Dosage Form : Orodispersible Tablet, Tablet
Grade : Oral
SPI Pharma has been solving formulation challenges using superior functional materials.
Dosage Form : Orodispersible Tablet, Tablet
Category : Chewable & Orodispersible Aids, Direct Compression, Taste Masking
Brand : ADVANTOSE FS95
Pharmacopoeia Ref : NA
Technical Specs : NA
Grade : Oral
SPI Pharma has been solving formulation challenges using superior functional materials.
Dosage Form : Orodispersible Tablet, Tablet
Grade : Oral
Application : Chewable & Orodispersible Aids, Direct Compression, Taste Masking
Excipient Details : MS90 is a directly compressible magnesium hydroxide with starch used for chewable tablets due to its smooth mouthfeel and creamy texture.
Pharmacopoeia Ref : NA
Technical Specs : PSD D50: 150-170, Taped Density: 0.80
Ingredient(s) : Magnesium Hydroxide Excipient, Starch
Dosage Form : Orodispersible Tablet, Tablet
Grade : Oral
SPI Pharma has been solving formulation challenges using superior functional materials.
Ingredient(s) : Magnesium Hydroxide Excipient, Starch
Dosage Form : Orodispersible Tablet, Tablet
Category : Chewable & Orodispersible Aids, Direct Compression, Taste Masking
Brand : MS90
Pharmacopoeia Ref : NA
Technical Specs : PSD D50: 150-170, Taped Density: 0.80
Grade : Oral
SPI Pharma has been solving formulation challenges using superior functional materials.
Dosage Form : Orodispersible Tablet, Tablet
Grade : Oral
Application : Chewable & Orodispersible Aids, Direct Compression, Taste Masking
Excipient Details : CS90 is a directly compressible calcium carbonate with starch used for chewable tablets due to its smooth mouthfeel and creamy texture.
Pharmacopoeia Ref : NA
Technical Specs : PSD D50: 150-175, Tapped Density: 0.85
Ingredient(s) : Calcium Carbonate Excipient, Starch
Dosage Form : Orodispersible Tablet, Tablet
Grade : Oral
SPI Pharma has been solving formulation challenges using superior functional materials.
Ingredient(s) : Calcium Carbonate Excipient, Starch
Dosage Form : Orodispersible Tablet, Tablet
Category : Chewable & Orodispersible Aids, Direct Compression, Taste Masking
Brand : CS90
Applications : CS90 is a directly compressible calcium carbonate with starch used for chewable tablets due to its smooth mouthfeel and creamy texture.
Pharmacopoeia Ref : NA
Technical Specs : PSD D50: 150-175, Tapped Density: 0.85
Grade : Oral
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