DuraLac H - Anhydrous Lactose

SorboLac® 400 consist of fine lactose particles. Due to its good compressibility and blending properties lactose is the most frequently used filler for wet granulation. Milled lactose has a limited flowability and therefore has to be granulated before the production of tablets.

Tablettose® 70 is a trade name for agglomerated lactose [a-lactose-monohydrate according to Ph. Eur./USP-NF/JP]. Tablettose® was especially developed for direct compression. It combines the good
flowability of a coarse lactose ideally with the good compactibility of a fine milled lactose.

Tablettose® 80 is a trade name for agglomerated lactose
[a-lactose-monohydrate according to Ph. Eur./USP-NF/JP]. Tablettose® was especially developed for direct compression. It combines the good
flowability of a coarse lactose ideally with the good compactibility of a fine milled lactose.

Tablettose® 100 is a trade name for agglomerated lactose
[a-lactose-monohydrate according to Ph. Eur./USP-NF/JP]. Tablettose® was especially developed for direct compression. It combines the good
flowability of a coarse lactose ideally with the good compactibility of a fine milled lactose.

The product FlowLac® is produced by spray-drying a suspension of fine milled a-lactose monohydrate crystals in a solution of lactose. When lactose in solution is spray-dried, a rapid removal of water is taking place, whereby amorphous, non-crystalline lactose is formed. The compactibility of FlowLac® compa...

The product FlowLac® is produced by spray-drying a suspension of fine milled a-lactose monohydrate crystals in a solution of lactose. When lactose in solution is spray-dried, a rapid removal of water is taking place, whereby amorphous, non-crystalline lactose is formed. FlowLac® 100 is the standard grade f...

In an effort to obtain synergistic effects, such as improved tablet hardness and adherence capacity, by co-processing both excipients, spay-drying was used in order to bring lactose and cellulose together. As a result Cellactose® 80, a co-processed excipient, was achieved that provides capability for direc...

Lactose and microcrystalline cellulose are very well established excipients. Both are naturally derived and used frequently as diluents/binder in oral dosage formulations (ODT). In an effort to obtain synergistic effects, such as improved tablet hardness and adherence capacity, by combining both excipients...

StarLac® is a spray-dried coprocessed excipient consisting of 85 % a-lactose-monohydrate [Ph. Eur./USP-NF/JP] and 15 % GMO free white corn starch [Ph. Eur./USP-NF]. StarLac® was developed in particular for direct compression. It combines a superior flowability and compressibility
with extraordinary disi...

The high-functionality excipient, CombiLac® is an integrated, lactose-based, co-processed excipient, specifically designed to ease oral solid dosage form evelopment and manufacture. It consists of 70 % alpha-lactose monohydrate, 20 % microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) and 10 % white, native corn star...

RetaLac® is a co-processed spray agglomerate consisting of equal parts of alpha-Lactose monohydrate [Ph. Eur. / USP-NF / JP] and Hypromellose [Ph. Eur. / USP-NF / JP], calculated on a dry basis. The product is a white / off-white, odourless powder. As the two components cannot be separated by mechanical ...

Coarse lactose is fractionated into products with a narrow particle size distribution by sieving. Sieved lactose consists of mono crystals and agglomerates. The variety of the products allows for an optimal selection
for the intended application.
Due to its good blending properties and
excellent f...

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