Pancreatin USP/IP/BP/EP
Multi-enzyme complex of protease, amylase and lipase.
Overview
Pancreatin USP/IP/BP/EP is a multi-enzyme complex of protease, amylase and lipase obtained from pancreatic tissue. It hydrolyses proteins, starch and fats.
Supplied to USP, IP, BP and EP specifications, it is used as an active ingredient in enzyme-replacement and digestive formulations in approved medicinal products where permitted, including tablets, capsules and enteric-coated preparations.
Key benefits & applications
- Multi-enzyme complex of protease, amylase and lipase.
- Hydrolyses proteins, starch and fats.
- Supplied to USP, IP, BP and EP grades.
Used across
Pancreatin USP/IP/BP/EP: questions buyers ask.
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Pancreatin USP/IP/BP/EP is supplied as a pharmaceutical ingredient to USP · IP · BP · EP grade for formulations made under the manufacturer’s own product approvals. It is part of our pharmaceutical enzymes range, which serves applications such as digestive enzyme formulations, anti-inflammatory formulations, wound-care preparations.
Pancreatin USP/IP/BP/EP is available to USP · IP · BP · EP pharmacopoeia grade. The specification is confirmed per grade on the technical data sheet; tell us your application and required activity when you request a quotation.
Yes. You can download the Pancreatin USP/IP/BP/EP technical data sheet (PDF) from this page. A certificate of analysis is provided for the batch you receive.
Pancreatin USP/IP/BP/EP is supplied in 25 kg or 50 kg HDPE drums or in retail pouches, manufactured in our GMP and ISO 9001:2015 certified facility in India. We supply customers in 21 countries; Incoterms and lead time are agreed per order.
Yes. Request a sample through our contact form with your application and destination country, and we will send it with the technical data sheet.
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