Excipients

Direct compressible filler is excellent in formability and tablet disintegration, and also suitable for orally disintegrating tablets and chewable tablets.

Filler for direct compression provides balance between formability and disintegrability, and is excellent in mixability and fluidity as well.

This excipient provides an optimum solution as the core for controlled drug-release formulations, by which granules high in sphericity with sharp particle size distribution can be obtained.

This excipient is widely used to color granules, tablets, capsules, etc., and protect sensitive APIs from light. We supply titanium oxide with excellent dispersibility.

Powdery hydrogenated oil, listed in the Japanese Pharmacopoeia, is an excipient of plant origin.

This excipient of highly porous silicon dioxide in fine powder form, is highly stable with drugs because the pH is near-neutral and helps improves fluidity and tablet hardness.

Carnauba wax of plant origin, listed in the Japanese Pharmacopoeia, is a fine powdery excipient useful for polishing tablets.

Carboxymethylethylcellulose, listed in the Japanese Pharmaceutical Excipients, is an excipient for enteric film-coating. This is also useful for improving the solubility of poorly-soluble drugs.

NONPAREIL^™-103 is a spherical granule made of purified sucrose.

NONPAREIL^™-105 is a spherical granule made of lactose and microcrystalline cellulose.

NONPAREIL^™-108 is a spherical granule made of D-mannitol.