Active Pharmaceuticals Ingredients (API)

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Potassium Acetate

• Molecular Formula
• CH3CO2K

• Molecular Weight
• 98.15 g/mol

• Physical Form
• Solid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Boiling point
• 230C

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Potassium Citrate

• Molecular Formula
• C6H5K3O7

• Molecular Weight
• 306.395 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Liquid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Cromolyn Sodium

• Molecular Formula
• C23H16NaO11

• Molecular Weight
• 491.4 g/mol GSM (gm/2)

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Boiling point
• 52.0 C

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Cyclophosphamide

• Melting Point
• 2 C

• Molecular Formula
• C7H15Cl2N2O2P

• Molecular Weight
• 261.086 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Solid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Boiling point
• 65.0 C

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Deferasirox

• Molecular Formula
• C21H15N3O4

• Molecular Weight
• 373.4 Grams (g)

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Appearance
• Ascorbic acid, also known as vitamin C, typically appears as a white to pale yellow crystalline powder or crystals. It is easily soluble in water, forming a clear, colorless solution. When stored or exposed to light, it can darken.

• Boiling point
• 553 C

• CAS No
• 50-81-7

• Chemical Name
• (5R)-[(1S)-1,2-Dihydroxyethyl]-3,4-dihydroxyfuran-2(5H)-one

• Color
• white to pale yellow in color when pure

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• HS Code
• 29362700

• Loss on Drying
• NMT 1.0%W/W

• Medicine Name
• Ascorbic Acid

• Melting Point
• 190 C

• Molecular Formula
• C6H8O6

• Molecular Weight
• 176.12 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Liquid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Shelf Life
• 3 Years

• Smell
• No Smell

• Solubility
• Ascorbic acid powder (Vitamin C) is readily soluble in water.

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Taste
• Odorless

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Usage
• It is needed by the body to help wounds heal, to enhance the absorption of iron from plant foods, and to support the immune system. It works as an antioxidant to protect your cells against free radicals, which may play a role in heart disease, cancer and other diseases.

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Dicalcium Phosphate

• Molecular Formula
• CaHPO4

• Molecular Weight
• 136.06 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Powder

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Color
• Green

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Difloxacin Hydrochloride

• Molecular Formula
• C21H20ClF2N3O3

• Molecular Weight
• 435.8 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Powder

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Appearance
• Dimenhydrinate is typically a white to off-white crystalline powder.

• Boiling point
• 343.7 C at 760 mmHg

• CAS No
• 147-71-7

• Chemical Name
• 2-(Diphenylmethoxy)-N,N-dimethylethanamine.

• Color
• white

• EINECS No
• 208-350-8

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• HS Code
• 300490

• Heavy Metal (%)
• Not more than 10 ppm

• Loss on Drying
• Not more than 0.5%

• Medicine Name
• Dimenhydrinate API Powder

• Melting Point
• The melting point of Dimenhydrinate ranges between 119 C to 122 C. Indications

• Molecular Formula
• C24H30ClN3O

• Molecular Weight
• 441.98 GSM (gm/2)

• Particle Size
• 100 m

• Ph Level
• Between 6.8 and 7.3

• Physical Form
• Powder

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Shelf Life
• 3 Years

• Smell
• No Smell

• Solubility
• It is freely soluble in alcohol and chloroform and slightly soluble in water.

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Structural Formula
• N,N-Dimethyl-2-(diphenylmethoxy)ethanamine

• Taste
• Odorless

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Usage
• imenhydrinate is a combination of diphenhydramine and 8-chlorotheophylline, commonly used as an antihistamine and antiemetic.

• Color
• Green

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Efavirenz

• Molecular Formula
• C14H9ClF3NO2

• Molecular Weight
• 315.675 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Liquid

• Purity(%)
• 99%

• Storage
• Freezer

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Eosin Disodium FRP

• Molecular Formula
• C20H6Br4Na2O5

• Molecular Weight
• 691.9 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Solid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Esomeprazole Sodium

• Molecular Formula
• C17H18N3NaO3S

• Molecular Weight
• 367.4 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Solid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Appearance
• White to off-white crystalline powder

• CAS No
• 58-55-9

• Chemical Name
• 3,7-Dihydro-1,3-dimethyl-1H-purine-2,6-dione

• Color
• White to off-white

• EINECS No
• 200-366-3

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Heavy Metal (%)
• 10 ppm

• Loss on Drying
• less than 1.0%

• Medicine Name
• Theophylline

• Melting Point
• 271 273 C

• Molecular Formula
• C7H8N4O2

• Molecular Weight
• 180.164 Grams (g)

• Ph Level
• 7.0 to 9.0

• Physical Form
• Liquid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Shelf Life
• 3 Years

• Smell
• No Smell

• Solubility
• Soluble in water and alcohol

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Taste
• Odorless

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Usage
• Theophylline is primarily used in the treatment of respiratory conditions, particularly those involving bronchoconstriction. Here are the main uses: 1. Asthma: Theophylline is used as a bronchodilator to relieve symptoms of asthma, particularly for chronic asthma or when other treatments are not sufficient. It works by relaxing the muscles around the airways, making it easier to breathe. Long-term management: It is generally used for maintenance therapy in asthma, particularly in combination with other medications like inhaled corticosteroids. 2. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD): Theophylline is used to relieve symptoms of COPD (including chronic bronchitis and emphysema), such as shortness of breath and wheezing. It improves airflow by dilating the airways and helping to clear mucus. 3. Apnea of Prematurity (in Neonates): Theophylline is used in premature infants to treat apnea of prematurity. This is a condition where premature infants stop breathing for short periods. Theophylline helps stimulate respiratory drive and improves breathing patterns in neonates. 4. Chronic Bronchitis: Chronic bronchitis, often associated with COPD, is a condition where the airways are inflamed and narrowed. Theophylline helps dilate the airways and ease breathing. 5. Other Off-Label Uses: Theophylline may sometimes be used for other respiratory conditions, including pulmonary fibrosis or interstitial lung diseases, though it's less common today with newer medications available. Dosage and Administration: Oral Tablets: Theophylline is often given in extended-release form for once or twice-daily dosing. Injectable Form: For emergency situations or severe exacerbations of respiratory conditions. Oral Syrups or Solutions: For children or those who have difficulty swallowing tablets. Precautions: Narrow Therapeutic Range: Theophylline has a narrow therapeutic window, meaning the difference between a therapeutic dose and a toxic dose is small. Blood levels must be monitored regularly to avoid toxicity. Side Effects: Common side effects include insomnia, headaches, nausea, vomiting, and heart palpitations. High levels can lead to arrhythmias and seizures. Interactions: Theophylline interacts with several other medications, including certain antibiotics (like ciprofloxacin), antidepressants, and anticonvulsants, affecting its metabolism. Mechanism of Action: Theophylline works by inhibiting phosphodiesterase enzymes, leading to increased levels of cyclic AMP (cAMP), which relaxes the smooth muscles of the airways and opens up the air passages, making it easier to breathe.

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Etoricoxib

• Molecular Formula
• C18H15ClN2O2S

• Molecular Weight
• 361.9 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Solid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Appearance
• white or off white or yellow

• CAS No
• 23672-07-3

• Chemical Name
• N-(2-methyl-3-(trifluoromethyl)phenyl)-2-thiazolinecarboxamide

• Color
• light yellow

• EINECS No
• 246-025-3

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• HS Code
• 28152000

• Heavy Metal (%)
• 10 ppm

• Loss on Drying
• 0.5%

• Medicine Name
• FluMeglumine

• Melting Point
• 137 142 C

• Molecular Formula
• C21H28F3N3O7S

• Molecular Weight
• 491.52 Grams (g)

• Particle Size
• Micronized

• Ph Level
• 4.5 to 5.5

• Physical Form
• Liquid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Shelf Life
• 3 Years

• Smell
• No Smell

• Solubility
• Freely soluble

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Taste
• Odorless

• Usage
• Flunixin Meglumine is a veterinary non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) used to manage pain, inflammation, and fever in animals. It's especially common in large animals like cattle, horses, swine, and sometimes in small animals (under veterinary guidance). Here's a breakdown of its main uses by species: In Horses Colic pain relief Musculoskeletal pain (e.g., lameness, soft tissue injury) Endotoxemia or septic shock Fever reduction In Cattle Acute mastitis Bovine respiratory disease (BRD) Endotoxemia Fever reduction Pain control during procedures (e.g., dehorning) In Swine Fever and inflammation associated with respiratory infections Pain management (e.g., lameness or surgery recovery) In Sheep and Goats (off-label use in some countries) Pain and inflammation control after procedures (e.g., castration, tail docking) Fever reduction from infection

• Color
• Multicolour

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Fluorescein

• Molecular Formula
• C20H12O5

• Molecular Weight
• 332.31

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Benazepril HCL

• Molecular Formula
• ‎C24H29ClN2O5

• Molecular Weight
• 424.5 Grams (g)

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Frovatriptan Succinate

• Molecular Formula
• C14H17N3O

• Molecular Weight
• ‎243.3 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Liquid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Appearance
• Benfotiamine is a solid, typically a white powder or solid form.

• Boiling point
• 745.1 C

• CAS No
• 22457-89-2

• Chemical Name
• S-benzoylthiamine O-monophosphate

• Color
• white to off-white color

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• HS Code
• 29362290

• Loss on Drying
• not more than 1.5%

• Medicine Name
• Benfotiamine

• Melting Point
• >165 C

• Molecular Formula
• C19H23N4O6PS

• Molecular Weight
• 466.4 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Powder

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Shelf Life
• 3 Years

• Smell
• No Smell

• Solubility
• Benfotiamine is a lipid-soluble derivative of thiamine (vitamin B1) with low solubility in water.

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Taste
• Odorless

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Usage
• Benfotiamine is a vitamin supplement used to treat and prevent Vitamin B1 deficiency, including conditions like alcoholism-related nerve damage, and diabetic neuropathy. It's also effective in managing mental health symptoms and preventing Beriberi disease.

• Chemical Name
• Benzhexol Hydrochloride

• Color
• White

• Grade
• Industrial Grade

• Molecular Weight
• 301.466 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Powder

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Dry Place

• Appearance
• Benzoic acid, in its pure form, appears as a white, crystalline solid with a faintly pleasant odor.

• Boiling point
• 249 C (480 F).

• CAS No
• 147-71-7

• Chemical Name
• benzenecarboxylic acid

• Color
• white in color

• HS Code
• 300490

• Loss on Drying
• Not more than 0.5%

• Melting Point
• 121-123 C.

• Molecular Formula
• C7H6O2 or C6H5COOH

• Molecular Weight
• 122.12 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Liquid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Shelf Life
• 3 Years

• Smell
• No Smell

• Solubility
• slightly soluble in water

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Taste
• Odorless

• Type
• Antipyretic Analgesics and NSAIDs

• Usage
• Benzoic acid is a versatile compound used in various applications, including food preservation, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and as a precursor for other chemicals.

• Chemical Name
• Gemfibrozil

• Color
• Brown

• Grade
• Industrial Grade

• Molecular Weight
• 250.33 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Granular

• Purity(%)
• 96%

• Storage
• Dry Place

• Chemical Name
• Gentian Violet

• Color
• Golden

• Grade
• Industrial Grade

• Molecular Weight
• 407.979 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Granular

• Purity(%)
• 97%

• Storage
• Dry Place

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Gum Carrageenan

• Molecular Formula
• C24H36O25S2-2

• Molecular Weight
• 788.7 g/mol Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Powder

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Color
• White

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Benztropine Mesylate

• Molecular Formula
• C22H29NO4S

• Molecular Weight
• 403.5 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Powder

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Appearance
• pale yellow liquid

• Boiling point
• 324 C

• CAS No
• 120-51-4

• Chemical Name
• Benzyl Benzoate

• Color
• pale yellow liquid

• EINECS No
• 204-402-9

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• HS Code
• 29163120

• Heavy Metal (%)
• 0.001%

• Loss on Drying
• 0.5%

• Melting Point
• -5 C

• Molecular Formula
• C6H5CH2O2CC6H5

• Molecular Weight
• 1 Grams (g)

• Particle Size
• no

• Ph Level
• 4.5 to 7.5

• Physical Form
• Powder

• Poisonous
• No

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Shelf Life
• 3 Years

• Smell
• No Smell

• Solubility
• insoluble in water

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Structural Formula
• C6H5-CH2-O-C6H5-CO

• Taste
• Odorless

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Usage
• Benzyl benzoate has a variety of uses in both medicinal and industrial applications. Here are the main usages: Medicinal Uses: Treatment of Scabies: Benzyl benzoate is commonly used as a topical treatment for scabies (a skin infestation caused by mites). It works by killing the mites responsible for the infection. It's often found in lotions or creams for this purpose. Treatment of Lice (Pediculosis): It is used to treat lice infestations (head lice and body lice) by suffocating the lice. This is available in topical forms like lotions or shampoos. Anti-itch and Antipruritic: Benzyl benzoate has mild antipruritic (anti-itch) properties and is sometimes used in treating conditions like eczema, dermatitis, and other skin conditions that cause itching. Topical Antiseptic: It has mild antiseptic properties and may be used in some formulations to reduce the risk of infection in minor cuts or abrasions. Other Uses: Fragrance and Flavoring Agent: Benzyl benzoate is used as a fragrance ingredient in perfumes, cosmetics, and soaps. It has a sweet, balsamic odor and contributes to the scent of various products. Solvent: It is used as a solvent in the formulation of other chemicals, especially in the cosmetic, pharmaceutical, and chemical industries. Plasticizer: Benzyl benzoate can be used as a plasticizer in the production of plastics, helping to improve flexibility and durability. Pesticide: Due to its ability to kill certain pests, it has been used as an ingredient in pesticides for treating various agricultural pests. Safety Notes: While benzyl benzoate is effective in its medicinal uses, it should be used with care, especially in the case of topical application, as it may cause skin irritation or allergic reactions in some individuals. It should only be used according to recommended guidelines.

• Chemical Name
• Calcium Chloride

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Melting Point
• 772 C

• Molecular Formula
• CaCl2

• Molecular Weight
• 110.98 Grams (g)

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Calcium Acetate

• Molecular Formula
• C₄H₆CaO₄

• Molecular Weight
• 158.17 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Solid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Dry Place

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• Medicine Name
• Hyoscine

• Molecular Formula
• C17H21NO4

• Molecular Weight
• 384.3 Grams (g)

• Physical Form
• Liquid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Appearance
• white to off-white crystalline powder

• CAS No
• 138928-98-1

• Chemical Name
• Sodium [1-hydroxy-3-(methylpentylamino)propylidene]bisphosphonate monohydrate

• Color
• White to off-white

• Grade
• Medicine Grade

• HS Code
• 3004.90

• Loss on Drying
• 3 5%

• Medicine Name
• Ibandronate

• Melting Point
• 105 115 C

• Molecular Formula
• C9H22NNaO7P2

• Molecular Weight
• 341.21 Grams (g)

• Ph Level
• 4.5 to 6.5

• Physical Form
• Solid

• Purity(%)
• 98%

• Shelf Life
• 3 Years

• Smell
• No Smell

• Solubility
• oluble in water, though not highly soluble

• Storage
• Room Temperature

• Taste
• Odorless

• Type
• Pharmaceutical Intermediates

• Usage
• Ibandronate Sodium is primarily used for the treatment and prevention of bone-related conditions, particularly those involving bone loss. Here's a breakdown of its main uses: Primary Uses: Osteoporosis In postmenopausal women: Ibandronate reduces the risk of vertebral fractures by inhibiting bone resorption. Helps increase bone mineral density (BMD). Metastatic Bone Disease Used in cancer patients (especially breast cancer) to reduce skeletal-related events (like fractures or bone pain) caused by bone metastases. Paget s Disease of Bone (less common use)