Tablettose 100 - agglomerated Lactose

GranuLac® types 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.

GranuLac® types 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.

GranuLac® types 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.

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.

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...

DuraLac® H is anhydrous lactose, primarily comprised of ß crystal configuration, and complies with the USP-NF, Ph.Eur., and JP monographs. It is produced in our new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility located in the United States.

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...

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