Pharmaceuticals

Reliable excipients and APIs meeting stringent pharmaceutical standards. Supporting safe, effective and compliant drug formulations.

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EASTMAN CELLULOSE ACETATE CA-320S NF/EP

Excipient used in osmotic (controlled-release) drug delivery and taste-masking applications.Benefits:It is made under cGMP and meets the requirements of NF and EP

CA-398-10NF/EP

Cellulose acetate developed for sustained release and controlled drug delivery system. It is used as binder to make tablets, microencapsulation, coating material for taste masking in tablets, granules and small particles. This non-enteric cellulose ester is suitable for semipermeable membranes for osmotic drug delivery system.Benefits:Provides strong, flexible and semipermeable coatingsExcellent film former, manufactured under cGMPOffers tunable hydophilicity and hydrophobicity for targeted release ratesListed in USP and EPSubject of U.S. Drug Master File 9323

CAB-171-15NF

Excipient coating material designed for semi-permeable membrane for osmotic drug delivery. It is also used in taste-masking and sustained release tableting.Benefits:It is made under cGMP and meets the requirements of the National Formulary (NF)

C-A-P Cellulose Ester NF (Pellets)

Excipient designed for coating pharmaceutical tablets, capsules and granules. It may also be used as a matrix material in solid dose forms.Benefits:It dissolves readily in the mildly acidic to neutral environment of the small intestineIt meets USP and NF specifications

C-A-P Cellulose Ester NF (Powder)

Cellulose acetate phthalate designed for coating tablets and granules. This enteric cellulose ester can be used in matrix material in solid dosage forms. Benefits:Insoluble in acidic conditions in stomach, soluble in small intestineMeets the National Formulary (NF)Available as powder and pelletsMaintained in Drug Master File (DMF) with U.S. Food and Drug Administration