Pharmaceutical
For Hard Capsule
Gelatin hollow capsules are primarily used to encase solid or liquid medications, including health supplements and pharmaceuticals. They help address issues related to unpleasant taste and ease of ingestion, and they are considered very safe with no known side effects on the body. Typically, a gelatin hollow capsule consists of two parts: one part is filled with the medication, which can be in solid or powder form, and the other part serves as a cover. Once the medication is enclosed in the gelatin capsule, it can be directly used or processed further as needed.
For Soft Capsule
A soft capsule is a type of capsule commonly used for packaging medications or health supplements. It consists of a soft, flexible shell that encloses liquid medicine or a liquid-solid mixture. The material used to make soft capsules typically includes gelatin, glycerin, and other suitable pharmaceutical excipients.
For Tablet or Vitamin Coatings
Gelatin serves to protect vitamins from light and oxygen, thereby enhancing their stability. Additionally, gelatin acts as a stabilizer for tablets, helping to maintain their integrity and prolong their shelf life.
