CELOPRE ME6

CELOPRE ME6

CELOPRE ME6 is an HPMC that dissolves rapidly, has extremely low solution viscosity, sprays smoothly, and forms a uniform film. It is specifically designed for surface functional coatings that do not alter the tablet disintegration rate.

Test ItemUnitSpecificationStandard
AppearanceWhite to Yellowish whiteVisual
Identification AConformsUSP
Identification BConformsUSP
Identification CConformsUSP
pH5.5-8.0USP
Apparent ViscositymPa.s5.4 – 6.6USP
Loss on Drying%5.0 MaxUSP
Residue on Ignition%1.5 MaxUSP
Heavy Metals%0.001 MaxUSP
Arsenicppm3.0 MaxUSP
Methoxyl Content%28.0 – 30.0USP
Hydroxypropoxyl Content%4.0 – 12.0USP
Total Microbial Countcfu/gMax 1000
Total Mould and Yeastcfu/gMax 100
E.ColiNegative

 

CELOPRE ME6 Applications

  • Pharmaceutical Film Coating

    Pharmaceutical Film Coating

    CELOPRE ME6 is suitable for tablet coating, taste masking, improving surface smoothness, and providing mild moisture protection.

    Advantages

    • Smooth spraying, no spray gun clogging
    • Uniform film formation, improving tablet surface smoothness
    • Effectively maskes taste, improving the medication experience
    • Provides basic moisture protection without affecting disintegration and release
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  • Rapid-release Tablets (IR)

    Rapid-release Tablets (IR)

    CELOPRE ME6 can be used as a mild binder/granulation aid and disintegration modifier.

    Advantages

    • Mild binder, aids in granulation formation
    • Does not affect rapid tablet disintegration
    • Adjustable disintegration behavior to suit immediate-release requirements
    • Specifically designed for immediate-release systems, with no interference from sustained-release mechanisms.
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  • Dispersion/suspension Systems

    Dispersion/suspension Systems

    CELOPRE ME6 can be used for API dispersion and uniformity control without significantly increasing system viscosity.

    Advantages

    • Maintains low viscosity without affecting flowability
    • Improves API dispersion uniformity
    • Contributes to the stability of suspension systems
    • Suitable for viscosity-sensitive liquid formulations
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  • Lightweight Cosmetics Film-forming Systems

    Lightweight Cosmetics Film-forming Systems

    CELOPRE ME6 is suitable for cosmetics, including serums, lotions, and masks, providing a light, non-sticky experience.

    Advantages

    • Refreshing feel, no stickiness or heaviness
    • Natural film formation, excellent breathability
    • Maintains the lightweight properties of the formula
    • Enhances application smoothness and user comfort
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  • Food and Plant-based Capsules

    Food and Plant-based Capsules

    CELOPRE ME6  can be used as a mild stabilizer in food and plant-based capsules.

    Advantages

    • Low viscosity, does not affect the solubility and release of plant-based capsules
    • Provides mild stabilizing effect, maintaining system homogeneity
    • Forms a thin film, suitable for formulations requiring a fine texture
    • Good compatibility, suitable for various food and capsule systems
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