Pharmaceutical Syrup

Our pharmaceutical syrup range is normally a refined molasses, the uncrystallizable saccharine concentration is left following the sugar refining. A fluid concentration of flavoring or therapeutic substances in a concentrated watery concentration of a sugar, normally sucrose; different polyols, for example, sorbitol or glycerin, might be available to hinder crystallization of sugar or to expand the solvency of included contents. When our pharmaceutical syrup range contains a therapeutic substance, it is named a sedated syrup; in spite that it tends to oppose bacterial or mold tainting. In addition, our range may contain antimicrobial substances to forestall mold as well as bacterial development.