Healthcare

Liquid and Others

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Liquid and Others

Liquid and semi-solid dosage forms utilize mostly hypromellose like PHARMACOAT® and TYLOPUR®, as well as methyl cellulose METOLOSE®. These excipients are used to increase viscosity, or to utilize the non-ionic surfactant properties of the cellulose ethers.

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    Thickening

    METOLOSE® have been known for a long time and have found wide acceptance for liquid preparation as a thickener in aqueous systems.

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    Eye drops

    Shin-Etsu METOLOSE® and TYLOPUR® are low fiber content cellulose ethers for eye drop application. These products are excipients and do not qualify as API.

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    Suspending

    METOLOSE® SM grades are available which will disperse in water to produce viscous colloidal solutions suitable for use as suspending agents. Methyl cellulose is non-ionic and therefore stable over pH range of 3-11, and are compatible with many ionic additives.

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    Oral films

    Transparent films are obtained by casting METOLOSE®, PHARMACOAT® and TYLOPUR® solutions. Although METOLOSE® films are relatively rigid they can be made flexible by adding plasticizers such as glycerin, propylene glycol, sorbitol, and triethyl citrate. The film properties markedly depend on the moisture content.

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    Our solutions for liquid and other dosage forms

    • PHARMACOAT® and TYLOPUR® low viscosity hypromellose
    • METOLOSE® hypromellose and methyl cellulose

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