Hydroxypropyl Cellulose HPC Powder Prolongs Medicine Action Improves Utilization Rate Forms Breathable Film

Hydroxypropyl cellulose (HPC) is the core polymer matrix of medical external gels, ointments, and wound care preparations. It can flexibly adjust the consistency of the paste to create a delicate and smooth texture, which is evenly applied and easy to spread. It can stabilize the formula system, prevent precipitation, oil-water separation, and extend the product storage period.
After application, it can form a light and breathable moisturizing film on the surface of the skin and wounds, isolating external stimulation, reducing water loss, gently caring for damaged skin and fragile mucous membranes, and has extremely low irritation. At the same time, it has a sustained-release effect, prolongs the residence time of medicines, and improves the utilization rate of medicines. It can be well compounded with various medicinal excipients such as anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and soothing. It is easy to process and is widely used in products such as skin repair gels, antibacterial ointments, mucosal care creams, and wound dressing matrices.

• N.W.: 25±0.25kg / package
• Inner: Polyethylene plastic film bag
• Outer: Three-in-one composite paper bag or barrel

• Keep away from rain, sunshine and hook during transportation.
• Store in a ventilated/dry place, avoid moisture, don't store tog with other chemicals.
• Easy to absorb moisture. Please seal and pack after opening and store in a dry place.

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