Our Diverse Range of Products
Bulk supply of pharma Excipients & raw materials.
Excipient
Taste Maskers
Our Products are used in pharmaceutical formulations asa taste masking agent in Liquid Suspension, Mouth Dissolving/Chewable/Dispersible/Effervescent/ Lozenges tablets




Solubilizer
They have ability to solubilize or emulsify oil soluble ingredients and convert them into clear transparent solution or stable emulsion respectively. It improves the solubility of poorly soluble drugs. It improves the solubility of poorly soluble drugs.


Tablet Disintegration
They have super fast disintegration of solid dosage form like table, capsules, pellets, ODT & other tables.


Methacrylic Acid Coplymer
These Products are used in pharmaceutical formulations as a sustain & control release polymer in Liquid Suspension, Mouth Dissolving/ Chewable/ Dispersible / Effervescent / Lozenges tablets andeven Enteric Release of tablets.
Colors
Iron Oxide Colors
Red, yellow, and black synthetic iron oxide pigments certified for pharma coating.




Aluminium Lakes
Aluminum lakes and water-soluble food colors for tablet aesthetics and capsules.


Water soluble colors are utilized in the pharmaceutical industry to enhance the appearance of medications and to aid in consumer appeal through vivid and attractive hues. These colors ensure that products are visually distinct, promoting better brand recognition and patient adherence.
Water Soluble colours & colours Blend


Natural Food Colours
Natural food colors are derived from plants and are used in pharmaceutical applications to enhance the aesthetic appeal of medications while ensuring safety and compliance with health regulations.
Flavours
Natural
Mint oil, Peppermint, Raspberry, Vanilla.
Natural
Mango, Coolmint, Rose, Mixed fruit.
Flavors
Banana, Blueberry, litchi, Mango, Orange & Many
Flavors
Pineapple, Sweetorange, Chocolate, Lemon, Butterscotch & Many
Oil
Dry Mix Powder
Water
Liquid
Bulk Inquiry
Contact Satyam Healthcare for technical datasheets, COA documents, and bulk catalog pricing.




