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The capsule shell is easy to dissolve in hot water, and it will be sticky after dissolving (I believe everyone has the experience, touching the capsule with wet hands will feel stic...
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How to take the capsules with water?
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What are the properties of the soft capsule shell?The components contained in the soft capsule shell are roughly similar to those in the hard capsule shell. The composition of the capsule shell mainly includes four types of materials: rubber, plastic...Read More
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What are the introductions of soft shells?The soft capsule shell is thicker than the hard capsule shell, and has greater elasticity and plasticity. The elasticity of soft capsules depends on the weight ratio of dry gelatin, dry plasticizer an...Read More
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What is a hollow capsule?The hollow capsule is composed of a cap and a body two capsule shells made of medicinal gelatin. This product has a cylindrical shape and is a hard and elastic hollow capsule fitted by two sections of...Read More
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What are the related introductions of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose hollow capsules?Pure natural concept, improve digestion and absorption.★ Low water content, 5%-8%. Strong anti-hygroscopicity, the contents are not easy to agglomerate, and the capsule shell is not easy to deform, be...Read More
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What are the existing problems of medicinal gelatin?As a hollow capsule, medicinal gelatin is a special medicinal excipient. It enters the digestive system of the human body together with the medicine, and is finally absorbed by the human body, so its ...Read More
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How to swallow the capsule?Take a glass of about 200ml of cold or warm water, take a standing or sitting posture, drink a sip of water to moisturize the throat and esophagus, then put the capsule in your mouth, drink another si...Read More
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What is the reason for the medicine to be made into capsules instead of tablets, granules or syrups?The reason the medicine is made into capsules, not tablets, granules, or syrups.The main reasons are as follows: 1. Taste masking: masking the smell or bitterness of the drug.In this case, if you peel...Read More
