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Shijiazhuang Yongfeng cellulose binder

By the turn of the millennium, HPMC had established itself as a critical component in controlled-release drug delivery systems. Its ability to form viscous gels when exposed to liquid enabled the creation of timed-release pills, transforming patient medication adherence. Moreover, HPMC's non-toxicity and regulatory acceptance ensured its prevalence in products that directly contact human tissues, such as wound dressings and topical ointments.

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Shijiazhuang Yongfeng cellulose binder


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