Lactose Monohydrate | 5989-81-1

Description :

Overview of Lactose Monohydrate

The lactose monohydrate is a pharmaceutical-grade milk sugar that can be employed as a diluent filler, binder, and binder in capsules, tablets, and dry powder formulas. It is composed of lactose as well as one water molecule. It gives excellent durability and flow properties.

The excipient is utilized in wet granulation, direct compression, dry granulation, and inhalation formulations. The uniform size of its particles, as well as the compatibility with an array of APIs, are what make it one of the most sought-after excipients within the world pharmaceutical market.

Related products include Lactose Anhydrous, Lactitol Anhydrous, and L-Valine, which are widely used in solid dosage formulations.

Applications of Lactose Monohydrate

Pharmaceutical Excipients

• Used as a filler and binder in tablets
• Ideal for wet granulation and dry granulation
• Provides excellent compressibility
• Improves tablet hardness and uniformity

Capsule Formulations

• ensures that the fill weight is accurate
• Compatible with high-speed capsule filling machines for capsules

Inhalation Products

• Utilized as a medium for DPI formulations
• Facilitates the flow of APIs and disperses them

Formulations for Nutrition and Pediatric Formulations

• It is safe and extensively used in chewable syrups for oral use or chewable tablets. medications for children.
• provides stability and soft mouthfeel

Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Avoid dust inhalation during processing
• Store in a dry and airtight environment
• Use gloves, a mask, and goggles
• Follow COA/MSDS for handling and safety

Where to Buy Lactose Monohydrate?

Lactose Monohydrate Manufacturer

ChemicalBull supplies pharma-grade Lactose Monohydrate conforming to global pharmacopeia standards (IP/BP/USP/EP).

Lactose Monohydrate Supplier & Distributor

• Available in bulk bags and drum packing
• High-purity, free-flowing grade for pharmaceutical use
• COA, MSDS, and regulatory documents provided

MSDS

Contains detailed safety and storage instructions for safe industrial use.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is Lactose Monohydrate used for?
   

   It is used as a filler, binder, and diluent in tablets, capsules, and inhalation products.
   
   

2. Is Lactose Monohydrate different from Lactose Anhydrous?
   

   Yes. Lactose Monohydrate contains one water molecule, while Lactose Anhydrous is water-free.
   
   

3. What is the CAS number of Lactose Monohydrate?
   

   The CAS number is 5989-81-1.